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LIRR/NYA
"Three Engines"
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A view east
toward DUNTON Tower of
seven C420s at Morris Park Yard -
9/07/1973
Photo: Robert Dunnet Archive: Dietrich Ryan
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LIRR #22, #48, #49 Port Jefferson West Yard - View E
5/1936 Archive: Jeff Erlitz
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ALCO's #467, #468, and #1559 Holban
Yard 2/08/1975
Archive: Mike Boland
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MP54s and MPB54 (far right) - VD
yard lead 1962 Archive: Jeff Erlitz
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H16-44 #1509, G5s #24, RS1 #465 Oyster
Bay
Collection: Dave Keller
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G5s #20, #37, #45 Oyster Bay 1941
Collection: Dave Keller
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New Alco
S1s #415 to #419, delivered in PRR Brunswick Green
with gold lettering, at Wheelspur Yard
publicity photo
7/1949 Photo: Robert Emery-SUNY Archive: Dave Keller |
FM CPA20-5 #2008 Fm CPA24-5 #2401
Fm H16-44 #1504 Pt. Jefferson 1957
Collection: Dave Keller
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RS-3 #1556 Greenlawn 1976
Photo: Tim
Darnell
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New Paint KO Ronkonkoma 11/78
Photo: Tim
Darnell
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Morris Park
Photo: Tim
Darnell
Morris Park
Photo: Tim
Darnell
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#218 #227 #229 Morris Park
Photo: Steve Hoskins c. 1960's
12/25/98 Port Jefferson Yard
Photo: Kevin Lloyd
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LIRR Triple header Bliss Van
Iderstine 1-30-71
LIRR RS-3 #1552 #1557
Photo: Brian Woodruff
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BAR #74 PNC #1706
Photo: Brian Woodruff
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BAR #65 #69 PNC #1706
Photo: Brian Woodruff
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Ronkonkoma Wye 1998
Photo: Tim Darnell
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Photo: Paul Strubeck
Photo: Joe Tischner
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Fresh Pond 08-06
Photo: Joe Tischner
DM30ac #5001, GP38-2 #266, F7 #s
619, 620 in new yard with new yard/old yard conversion still underway –
Speonk
,
NY
– c. 1997-1998 Thomas Collins photo, Dave Keller archive
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Smithtown 10/2003
LIRR #397, 398, 399
Photo: Mario Craig
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New EMD GP38-2s #254 #255
ALCO #222 Morris Park 2/1976
Archive: Art Huneke
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LIRR FM H16-44 #1504 and #1509 FM
CPA-24-5 #2403
and #2402 Port Jefferson 12/28/1958
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LIRR #610, #155, #160, #620 Oyster
Bay 5/1981
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Morris Park load-box tracks LIRR #602-612-617
Photo/Archive: Frank Fiore
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CPA-24-5s #2002-2004 -
H16-44 #1509
Port Jefferson Archive: Art Huneke
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LIRR #615, #602, #614 Port Jefferson at M. Remz Bros. Feed
View W 3/1982 Photo/Archive: Bob Bender
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FA-2 #608,
#604, #609 Oyster Bay 1977 Photo/Archive: Joe Maggio
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FA-2 #600, #601, #609 Oyster Bay
06/10/78
Archive: Mike McEnery
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LI City 10/01/1978
Photo: Tim Darnell
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NYA SW1001 #105, SW1200, MP15AC, and GP10 at Fresh-Pond
11/12/2005 Photo/Archive: Richard Gorddard |
Fresh Pond - NYA 3/19/2019 Photo/Archive: Greg Grice
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"Fleet at Pond" A nice
variety of New York & Atlantic's engine fleet basks in the evening sunlight
while CSX Y102 departs Fresh Pond Yard via the Fremont Secondary above. From
left to right; NYA SW1001 #101, CITX GP38-2 #402 & NYA PR20-B #300. At
the time of the photo, CITX 402 is in the process of being returned to CIT
after several years of service on Long Island. Info: Greg Grice
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LIRR #9904,
LIRR #168 Circus train
(center), LIRR #7746
Woodhaven 3/2010
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Babylon DM-M7-M3 7/30/2007
Photo/Archive: Matthew Kowal |
Babylon Yard
M3-M7-M9 - 11/02/2019
Photo/Archive: Donny R. Bacardi |
FA #600, BAR GP7 #66, S1 #416 Morris Park 8/15/1975
Photo/Archive: Yardmaster Bob Dunnett RMLI |
The Jamaica Hat Trick - As a hot June day comes to a close, the rush hour is
winding down at the third busiest rail station in the NYC area. A Long
Island bound train, led by a DE30AC, reflects the setting sun as it heads
into Jamaica station while a pair of M7 & M3 EMU sets rest in the layup yard
below. 7/16/2024
Info/Photo/Archive: Christopher Esposito |
Sheridan Shops, Richmond Hill view W - 10/23/2024
Photo/Archive: Joe Vila
Tracks 1-3 clear (left to right)
Train 4 DM30A #521 passenger train
Track 5 is clear
Track 6 MP15AC #154 laser train
Track 7 DE30AC #408 passenger train
Track 8 SW1001 #103 |
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"A PENN STATION FAMILY PORTRAIT"
- LIRR M1s Penn Station, Sept 1974
When thinking of the LIRR in the early to mid 1970s the clear symbol of the
railroad's renaissance was the M1 car, the first of which entered service in
the late 1960's. The design was the brain child of MTA engineer Arthur
Raabe, and the first few orders of cars were built by the Budd Corporation.
Here we see four M1 trains tied up at the
west end of Penn Station where there is a segment of the station under
daylight. I was on a one week tour of duty at Penn Station getting to know
the area at track level from the entrance at the east river tunnels to the
west end of the station. Needless to say, it was quite an experience.
(I never traveled without a camera). At the far left a train of Penn
Central (former PRR) MP54 cars can be seen. Info/Photo/Archive:
John F. Ciesla |
