With the full moon rising over the Kittatinny Mountains, the SU99 passes the Port Jervis station on its way north.

Metro-North GP40PH-2 4906 leaving Port Jervis with train 80 for Hoboken.

Blue Box At The Black Rock Cut. A beautiful summer sun illuminates MTA Metro-North Railroad (MNCW) 4912 leading Train 55 through the 'Black Rock Cut', a few miles east of the MTA Metro-Nort... (more)

SU99 passes the Port Jervis depot in blue hour.

Three GP40s pinch-hit for the ailing C&O 4-8-4 No. 614 on a nice Saturday afternoon in October 1997. The lead unit was built as a GP40 in 1968 as the Penn Central's No. 3197 and rebuilt by Conrai... (more)

Built in October of 1941, this WWII vet is a JLB Type 2 18 ton switcher; gasoline fueled and made 150 horsepower.

A Trio of critters: (from left to right) LEFT: GE 44 ton powered by 2 CAT D-17000 diesels making 380 horsepower. Built by General Electric in 1943 for the Western Maryland. It served the industri... (more)

West of Hudson weekend train 75 heading for the yard. Train 75 Hoboken to Port Jervis with F40PH-3C 4909 in the lead.

Snowy Night On The Erie. A day long snowfall on December 29, 2012 blanketed the northeast. At the yard in Port Jervis, New York, former Erie Railroad EMD E8 833 sits on the Erie Turntable. ... (more)

Weekend layover at Port Jervis Yard on a nice sunny day.

Black Rock Cut. A famous location from the Erie Railroad days, the 'Black Rock Cut' a few miles east of the MTA Metro-North Railroad station in Port Jervis, New York provides an excellent p... (more)

High Wide On The Move. On July 13, 2016, Norfolk Southern Train H08 picked up a Siemens power device from the interchange with the New York, Susquehanna, and Western Railway in Port Jervis,... (more)

"NJ DOT at the Erie's Port Jervis"

On the afternoon of January 7th, 2023, New Jersey Transit's NJ Department of Transportation Heritage GP40PH-2 #4101 leads Port Jervis Li... (more)

Middletown & New Jersey 5615 brings the Toys for Tots train to its final destination in a snow squall.

NJ Transit and Metro North units await their next call in the small Port Jervis yard.