An MLW M420 of the SRNJ (painted in an O&W heritage scheme) shoves its consist of empty centerbeam cars towards Atlantic City. It will pause briefly at this location to allow the NJ Transit MP20B-... (more)

Southern Railroad of New Jersey's former Bessemer & Lake Erie F7s are getting a thorough washing in preparation for repainting. Eventually 727 would receive a red, white and black livery based on... (more)

Ex-B&LE 727 has some of its original markings showing thru at Winslow (with sister 726). At one time, these were kept under lock & key on the Salem Branch, but were moved up here for disposition ... (more)

Outstanding in its field. This was, unfortunately, the only time I saw #1801 outside the place they used to keep it locked up....

SRNJ WJPV-19 has just come off the ACL at GRIFF Interlocking and is now starting it's shove to a old siding and setup the power push-pull.

Crossing Oldmans Creek, an SRNJ train passes from Salem County into Gloucester County.

An SRNJ train heads north (this is actually a going-away shot) in the farmland near Woodstown.

Southern Railroad Company of New Jersey WJPV26 shoves it's cut of 18 Hoppers into A.E. Stone in Pleasantville, as SRNJ 800 M420W in a NYOW Inspired Paint with tribute lettering to Joe P. on the si... (more)

Keeping the NJT Atlantic City Rail Line shiny one day at time, SRNJ WJPV-26 howls as it slows for GRIFF Interlocking in Atlantic City, to shove on the Pleasantville Industrial, with 3 Alco MLW M42... (more)

Southern Railroad of New Jersey M420W locomotives gather around the Winslow Junction enginehouse on a quiet Saturday morning.

1000th Photo For my 1000th photo on Railpictures I chose this scene of my hometown railroad. SRNJ 100 sits at the Farmers Exchange in Woodstown, N.J., after delivering a load of fertilizer ... (more)

Southern Railroad of New Jersey's F7A units have certainly seen better days than what they see now. With the rise of the notion among the photography community that Winslow Junction is "an ab... (more)

A trio of Southern Railroad of New Jersey M420s rests adjacent to the locomotive shop at Winslow Junction, NJ.