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NYC Subway

The Subway Stations at 34th Street-Penn Station

Don’t get to excited about this update (Well I do have plenty of photos). As I continue to dither about the best way to write Penn Station itself I managed to write the two subway stations that serve the surrounding area and all of the commuters beneath 7th Avenue and 8th Avenue. The exits are […]

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Website Updates

Upload: The Delancey Street-Essex Street Complex

Another Day, another missing, major Subway Station: Delancey Street–(38 Photos) Essex Street–() — with a few into the abandoned trolley terminal, and the awkward signs for the Downtown J/Z and Uptown M signs Artwork–(14 Photos) Enjoy! I’m slowly finishing the subway.

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NYC Subway

34th Street-Herald Square Complex with the 33rd Street PATH station! PATH is complete!

As I was finishing PATH I started writing the 33rd Street PATH station. 34th Street-Herald Square is a station I’ve been meaning to finish for a while. The issue with finishing it is it’s so complicated. I’ve finally perfected my technique for getting station descriptions that are to complicated to simply remember (or in pictures) […]

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New Jersey

Upload: NJT Raritan Valley Line

The next 3 stations on the Raritan Valley Line from Plainfield, I visited in January. Each Station is quite different: Dunellen–(60 Photos) — Modern, rebuilt in 1950s and 1960s with ugly station houses Bound Brook–(69 Photos) — Nice old 1912 station house along the Conrail Lehigh Line with plenty of long-distance freight trains that pass the […]

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New Jersey Transit Adventures

A Quick Trip to Secaucus via Anderson St to see the ALP-45DPs into Penn Station on their first weekend of regularly scheduled operations

After learning that yesterday was the first day of regularly scheduled operations with the dual-mode ALP-45DPs into Penn Station because of catenary work on the Morristown Line this weekend I just had to go on a little trip to Secaucus Junction to get pictures of them there. Living at the GW Bridge to easiest way […]

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New Jersey Transit Adventures

Single-Tracking PATH in Newark to ride the NJT Gladstone Branch powered ALP-45DPs including first day of regularly scheduled dual-mode Midtown Direct trains because of weekend track work

I normally don’t bother doing weekend trips, service is less frequent and waiting rooms are closed. The one exception is when weekend service differs from weekday service. I had never ridden anywhere on the Gladstone Branch before, had a friend who could only do the weekend trip and with the current post-Sandy timetables on the […]

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New Jersey

Starting down the Raritan Valley Line Union Station to Plainfield

With Newark Penn Station finished what better way to expand the system then uploading the first 8 stops on the Raritan Valley Line that I visited on two separate trips nearly a year apart. I find it one of the most interesting lines in the system, full of old station houses and two tracks remaining […]

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Amtrak New Jersey

The 4 Levels of Newark-Penn Station are here!

Well I finally have finished another one of New Jersey major rail stations, Newark-Penn Station. It’s a quite vertical oriented station and I made different sections of pages for its four levels. Starting from the top: Upper Level Platform H–(21 Photos) — used by PATH for discharging passengers Main Elevated Tracks Level–(49 Photos) — six […]

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Transit Adventures

FastTracks on my branch of the A train – totally blotched — Shuttle Buses, not the M4 as advertised running

The four days this week the MTA has brought FasTracks to my little branch of the A train between 207th Street and 168th Street. The service advisory was ripped with confusion. It says (FASTRACK_mapA) to either take the 1 train or the M4 bus from 168th Street to 190th Street along Fort Washington Avenue (the […]

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New Jersey

Upload: The 9th Street HBLR Station Terminus in Bayonne (New York Metro Area’s newest local rail station) and a few more additions.

Rebuilding and making the Hudson-Bergen Light Rail standards up to my modern standards is something I’ve been meaning to do for a long time. I finally got started from its southern end including its two year old southernmost station that hadn’t opened yet when I wrote the original section: 8th Street–(50 Photos) — although I […]