Tuesday Tour of the Port Jervis Line: Campbell Hall
 Early 1900’s views of the Erie’s Campbell Hall station, which was on the Montgomery Branch. The current Campbell Hall station is now located on what was the Graham Line. As we continue our...
The Mansions that the Railroad Built, Part 1: Marble House
When it comes to historical figures related to the subject of railroads, I don’t think you could find a more interesting person to read about than Cornelius Vanderbilt. The Commodore, as he was known,...
Tuesday Tour of the Port Jervis Line: Salisbury Mills – Cornwall
Continuing our Port Jervis Line tour where we left off last week, we depart Harriman station, bound for the next station on the line, Salisbury Mills – Cornwall. We’re still moving along what was...
Taking a visit to the OCC – Metro-North’s Operations Control Center
Just yesterday I was reading an article about SEPTA’s “nerve center” – although cool, I must admit that Metro-North’s Operations Control Center is far nicer – at least in my opinion. Though the SEPTA...
Tuesday Tour of the Port Jervis Line: Harriman
 The two above photos were on a single postcard, showing the old and new stations at Harriman. The station at left was known as Turners, and was replaced with the station on the...
Tuesday Tour of the Port Jervis Line: Tuxedo
 Postcard views of Tuxedo, from the collection of Steve Swirsky. While taking a ride on the Port Jervis Line, you will travel through Metro-North’s most rural territory. Although the trees and greenery along...