Jersey Cream & Sunflower. In 1973, Tony Hall got a call that Public Service Railway/Public Service Coordinated Transport car 2651 was in a backyard in Long Valley, New Jersey, and was avail... (more)

Jersey Cream & Sunflower. In 1973, Tony Hall got a call that Public Service Railway/Public Service Coordinated Transport car 2651 was in a backyard in Long Valley, New Jersey, and was avail... (more)

See Through Replacement. In 1973, Tony Hall got a call that Public Service Railway/Public Service Coordinated Transport car 2651 was in a backyard in Long Valley, New Jersey, and was availa... (more)

Kinkisharyo has put a PCC car on display at the back of their facility.

Car #3226 slips past the platforms at the new Franklin Ave. station, which will later be called Branch Brook Park. It's as if car #3226 and others are walking the green mile, their days are numbe... (more)

Car #8000 moves through the unfinished crossovers, part of the construction of the Franklin Ave. loop track on Newark's #7 Subway. Within a month, car #8000 will be relegated to the scrap heap, a... (more)

Here we see a Public Service Deluxe Fast Line car on Route 1, which ran from Edgewater to Paterson. The car is on Broad Street, just south of Hillside, moving geographically northeast (and railroa... (more)

DT/DE/DR streetcar marked for Rt 1-Hudson River with NRHS special. The Coytsville Line was abandoned three years prior to this trip, on June 1, 1933. At this point, Public Service was getting clos... (more)

Image was captured by Richard H. Young of Clifton NJ. Per his notes, "Public Service Coordinated Transport freight motor #5218 rests on a siding in the Hackensack Car Yard two days before abandon... (more)

Office car.

A safety meeting, for sure.

Scrapping of the PSNJ cars, captured in color.

Scrapping of the PSNJ cars, captured in color.

Photographer La Mar M Kelley of Elkhart, Indiana captured this wonderful image of a 1912 era New Jersey Public Service Railway built 3500 interurban stopping at the New York, Susquehanna & Western... (more)

The ad on front says "Take a bus" -- A Public Service Coordinated Transport trolley on the Hudson River Line is inspected by its motorman in Paramus NJ. This service was abandoned on August 5, 193... (more)