Pine Creek Railroad, EX US Army GE 25 Ton, 7751 leads an excursion around the Pine Creek loop, part of the Railroaders Weekend.

Pine Creek Railroad 45, arriving back at the station for the second day of the Railroaders Weekend.

During the Saturday of Railroader's Weekend, Pine Creek's US Army 25 ton locomotive 7751 pulls a former US Army flatcar and CNJ retrucked wood caboose around the loop. The meadows on the north sid... (more)

Pine Creek Railroad GE50 ton 45 and a former CN Newfoundland coach round the loop during Railroader's Weekend.

Railroader's Weekend at the Pine Creek Railroad finds two trains in operation. Former US Steel Lorraine Works 50 ton locomotive 45 and an ex CN Newfoundland coach are on the passing siding while ... (more)

The Pine Creek Railroad excursion train rolls around the loop at Allaire State Park.

On a fine late Summer day Pine Creek Railroad's 1:30 p.m. train is rolling around the loop at Allaire State Park. Former US Army GE 25 ton 7751 has a former CN Newfoundland coach, a former US Army... (more)

Pine Creek Railroad's 4:00 p.m. train rolls around the loop. Power is a former US Army 25 ton locomotive that once served in Hawaii. The train's consist includes a former Canadian National Newfoun... (more)

Working the Pine Creek Railroad - This little critter built in 1942 for the US Army now works a small, narrow-gauge, tourist outfit at the New Jersey Museum of Transportation in Allaire S... (more)

Narrow-Gauge - The 2:30 pm Pine Creek Railroad excursion train makes its way around the loop at Allaire State Park. A US Army 25-Tonner leads the way followed by a former Canadian Nationa... (more)

A Proper Little Train
A classic Jersey Central wooden caboose (CNJ 91155) marks the hind end of the Pine Creek Railroad's excursion consist. This caboose was re-trucked to 3 ft gauge ... (more)

The Jersey 3-Footer
A Pine Creek Railroad excursion departs the station at Allaire State Park on a fine autumn afternoon. The New Jersey Museum of Transportation operates a 3 ft gauge... (more)

When I was a child it was always a challange to get a seat in the top of the caboose.I'm happy to see it was the same way for my kids today.