Train To Canadian Destinations. On November 20, 2024, Amtrak Train 63 (Maple Leaf) was passing through Tarrytown, New York with AMTK 711 (P32AC-DM) leading AMTK 108 (P42DC, 50th Anniversary... (more)

Lightning Stripe at Last Light. The last light of the day is slowly fading as Metro-North Railroad P32AC-DM no. 211 powers out of Tarrytown Station with Hudson Line train 8855. The towe... (more)

Metro-North's inspection train heading back to Croton-Harmon after making a trip to New Haven.

Wrapping Around The Weekend. MTA Metro-North Railroad Train 8855 had the perhaps the most apropos of the 40th Anniversary wraps, P32AC-DM MNCW 211 (New York Central) on the local run to Cro... (more)

Midnight Blue And A Blue Sky. Amtrak 100 (P42DC, 50th Anniversary, Midnight Blue) is in a unique paint scheme that represents the "commitment of our employees moving people around the ... (more)

Tearing through Tarrytown. Metro-North Railroad M7A no. 4123 (Bombardier, 1999-2006) is the lead unit on Croton-Harmon-bound Hudson Line train 749 seen departing Tarrytown Station.

Amtrak's Empire Service train 260 southbound at Tarrytown.

Another Westbound Empire Service train to Niagara Falls heads north along the Hudson Line out of New York City, coming through Tarrytown at speed.

"Observing the Platform"

A Metro-North Railroad conductor observes the platform as his nighttime Poughkeepsie train makes a station stop at Tarrytown, New York.

P32AC-DM 705 rolls through Tarrytown with Empire Service train 238.

Poughkeepsie to Grand Central train approaching Tarrytown train station with 6101 Cab Car in lead.

Amtrak Empire Service train 280 approaching Metro North's Tarrytown station.

Married. An unusual event occurred on board Webb Rail former New York Central Railroad Budd built Pullman obs/diner/sleeper "Babbling Brook" (WEBX 800007), which held the markers for Amtrak... (more)

Walking on water. The 3.1 mile pedestrian and bike path on the new Tappan Zee Bridge (some call it the Gov. Mario Cuomo Bridge) was open for its first full day on Tuesday, June 16, 2020. Seen from... (more)

Walking on water. The 3.1 mile pedestrian and bike path on the new Tappan Zee Bridge (some call it the Gov. Mario Cuomo Bridge) was open for its first full day on Tuesday, June 16, 2020. Seen from... (more)