The eastbound PHOEBE SNOW powered by DL&W E8A 818 and 812 at Stroudsburg, PA on June 6, 1954. The Phoebe Snow ran between Buffalo, New York and Hoboken, New Jersey a three hundred and ninty-six ... (more)

Eastbound DL&W E8 811 and 817 leads train 6 the "Phoebe Snow" at Pocono Summit Lake, PA., on October 06, 1960. Photo by Al Holtz, from my collection.

A Gladstone Branch commuter train crosses the Passaic River on a trestle at Millington, New Jersey.

As passengers prepare to board for Hoboken, an Erie Lackawanna train from Port Jervis, NY, enters the station at Suffern, NY. An E8 leads a string of old Stillwell coaches that would soon be repla... (more)

54 year old Lackawanna MU's are on an NJT rush hour train approaching Convent Station, NJ. In one month the DC power distribution system would be retired along with all of the heavyweight MU's. ... (more)

A pair of Erie Lackawanna/NJDOT U34CHs and their trains await the evening rush hour at Hoboken Terminal. The big U-boats handled all diesel trains out of Hoboken at the time.

A set of ageless Erie Lackawanna MUs pose beneath the trainshed of Hoboken Terminal, a regular sight for more than fifty years that is now becoming a long-ago memory.

The last eastbound run of E8s and Stillwell coaches is led by EL 829, 816, and 825 at Ridgewood Jct, NJ on Sep 14, 1974 with 15 cars in tow. The train brought all the equipment from Port Jervis o... (more)

Some 950 miles out of Hoboken, NJ, the Erie Lackawanna's Lake Cities is on its last lap into Chicago's Dearborn Station as a pair of E8s lead it through Griffith, IN. This was the EL's last remain... (more)

Repeating a scene that has been a daily occurrence for over a half-century, a set of former DL&W MU cars has cleared the Bergen tunnels, and will begin negotiating its path to the correct track at... (more)

Looking exactly the same as it did in its Erie Lackwanna days, a set of Pullman Standard Dieseliner Push Pulls cars and a GE U34CH head north on a cloudy day in Ridgewood. As most know, these cars... (more)

Southbound out of Chicago on a hazy June morning.

A Roger Puta Photograph