New Jersey Transit's Raritan Valley Line
Author: Thom Horvath
The scenes shown here were taken at various NJT locations within their system.
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CNJ 632, built by Baldwin, was one of the five camelbacks on the CNJ roster.
It was a sad day for CNJ depot buffs when the North Branch station burned down on Jan. 8, 1970.
This station would eventually fall victim to a fire that would destroy it.
CP Stone was located just east of the North Branch Viaduct but has since been removed.
NJT 4103 is ex-CNJ 3674
NJT 4103 (ex-CNJ 3674) and CR 5921 (ex-Erie 1401)
CALCO Station was basically a non-descript three sided shelter for the employees of Cyanamid
The engine number cannot be determined.
The tower off to the left is BOYD Tower with NJT's rail train blocking the Thompson Ave grade crossing
That is the roof of NJT's BOYD Tower
Dunellen (NJ) celebrated its RRing heritage by having excursion's run on NJT's RVL
Passing by the site of where the CNJ station stood, the Santa Claus train passes by at 1:53 on its second run of the day.
On a Saturday evening, NJT's 4204 is preparing to spread ballast on the NJT's Raritan Valley Line.
After departing Lebanon, NJT's 5733 next schedule stop will be at Annadale, NJ.
Six Bi-Level coaches are in this consist as NJT's train 5435 passes the old CNJ Tower.
NJT Train 5435 has sic coaches in tow as in heads to Whitehouse Station, the next stop.
It is 2:07 near MP 42 on the RVL as NJT train 5725 sounds its horn for the approaching garde crossing.
At the North Branch station, one passenger will disembark on this Monday afterrnoon.
NJT 4146 (ex-CSX 6836 and C&O 4081) is the leader on this ten coach consist.