2025年1月25日 · Current day, there is a lot of evidence and history dating back to the electrified days on the line. Catenary poles still exist along the entire line from South Amboy to Monmouth Junction. The line from South Amboy to Camden was also one of …

2007年7月14日 · Perth Amboy, NJ; Discussion relating to the PRR, up to 1968. Visit the PRR Technical & Historical Society for more information.

The Raritan River Railroad connected with the PRR/ PC at South Amboy and ran a 12 mile main line from South Amboy into New Brunswick. The Gillepsie Branch, off the Amboy Secondary, runs from Browns Yard to South River. This line, constructed by Conrail after the RRRR Mainline was cut back, can be seen from Browns Yard.

This page includes links to and information about other custodians of PRR (Pennsylvania Railroad Company) records. The largest group of surviving PRR records was distributed during the Penn Central Records Project of 1984-1986, a federally funded effort involving eight major repositories.

2006年9月26日 · I know that the Amboy Secondary prior to April 16, 1930 had been under under the Trenton Division, and on that date it was merged into the NY Division of the PRR. If anyone has a CT 1000E for the Eastern Region and any information as to …

2019年7月25日 · PRR South Amboy engine terminal around 1957 with ALCo switchers and Baldwin DR-6-4-2000 sharknoses #5783 and #5781. The engine terminal was by the old coal dock slips just east of the current Radford Ferry Rd. overpass .

Phil & Group, The PRR 'Straight Line Diagram' dated 8-1-1941 shows single track with passing sidings (at Spotswood and Jamesburg) for the section of the Amboy Branch between Old Bridge and Jamesburg. The same for the section from JG to Bordentown.

2020年12月30日 · Does anyone have photos or track plans for the PRR from South Amboy to Old Bridge, NJ? you will find two items which may be of interest. On page 7 you will find two track diagrams - the first shows the enginehouse area at South Amboy and the second one the piers and coal dumpers, dated September 1, 1950.

Has anything been published on the Amboy Branch, etc.? Did the PRR interchange with the Raritan River RR, and if so, where? Raritan River Railroad had three interchanges. 1) NYLB at What is Rare interlock in South Amboy. 2) PRR - Deep Cut . It is on Robert Hess's Diagram. 3) West end of Browns Yard OB interlock on Roberts Hess's Diagram.

Here is page one of a three-page article entitled "The Voyage Of The 'Amboy.'" It was published originally in the January-February 1959 issue of "Pennsy" magazine, page 10. In this context, the "Amboy" has just pushed a single coal-ladened barge under the 59th Street Bridge ~ Manhattan to the right, Brooklyn to the left.