NJT Heritage 40th Anniversary Program

PRR 4636 is on 3212 now at Elizabeth

The E-L coach has been unwrapped.

4636 is sitting in MMC

Any idea when would be good to spot these guys at sunnyside?

Pic of 4636 leading a train through Princeton Junction today in the midst of pandemic. Nobody got on...no body got off.

https://imgur.com/kzdHqth

planespotting wrote: ↑Sun May 03, 2020 7:52 pm Pic of 4636 leading a train through Princeton Junction today in the midst of pandemic. Nobody got on...no body got off.

https://imgur.com/kzdHqth

Thank you. It's nice to see the Pennsy heritage unit on the NJT (and my personal favorite of the three, with CNJ 4109 as a close second ) even through these troubling times. I read an article about these heritage units in Passenger Train Journal and read that NJT is considering doing a few more in addition to these engines. Is this the case? (after the pandemic I assume). If so, what heritage units are planned?

I'm only guessing, but based on the banners they put on the coaches it's probably the remaining legacies...

--- Conrail
--- Pennsylvania-Reading Seashore Lines
--- And the agency that created NJT in 1979, the New Jersey Department of Transportation.

www.railwayage.com/news/njt-debuting-heritage-coaches/

This afternoon (5/5), I had the opportunity to see and photograph NJ Transit's PRR Heritage for the first time. She was on the rear of Northeast Corridor Line #7832. Bound for New York Penn, I shot the locomotive in Hamilton Township, NJ, in the vicinity of MILLHAM Interlocking, just outside of Trenton.

http://www.rrpicturearchives.net/showPi ... id=5312477

Ben

liftedjeep wrote: ↑Tue May 05, 2020 10:19 pm This afternoon (5/5), I had the opportunity to see and photograph NJ Transit's PRR Heritage for the first time. She was on the rear of Northeast Corridor Line #7832. Bound for New York Penn, I shot the locomotive in Hamilton Township, NJ, in the vicinity of MILLHAM Interlocking, just outside of Trenton.

http://www.rrpicturearchives.net/showPi ... id=5312477

Ben

Amazing catch!

NJT 4636 on sunny day in late June at Princeton Junction.

https://imgur.com/a/TcKpZ2s

Hello everyone!

For my 10th episode of my locomotive mini-documentary series, Remarkable Engines, I decided to cover NJT 4109, the CNJ heritage unit which was subsequently painted back into its original CNJ-livery! I am streaming this episode as an instant premiere which will begin in approximately 30 minutes from when this was posted. The link below will still showcase the video after the premiere.

Hope you all enjoy!

https://youtu.be/744JnVmcLm0

Cool video! Well put together!
Ben