Gerald's Railroads Of New Jersey
Amtrak Photo Gallery
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to see Amtrak AEM-7 #911 leading a New York bound train into New Brunswick.
There is a lot of talk circulating regarding the future paint scheme of
this locomotive. Many people would like to see some type of memorial
paint scheme. In this May 2002 photo, however, Amtrak's Northeast
Direct Scheme is the present paint.
Click here
to see an Amtrak E60 Locomotive, #600, leading a train through New Brunswick
Station on the NJ Transit Tracks.
Click here
to see an NJ Transit ALP44, #4411, being overtaken by Amtrak's ACELA Trainset
at New Brunswick Station on the Northeast Corridor.
Click here to
see an NJ Transit Arrow III Trainset, bound for Trenton, being overtaken
by an Amtrak ACELA Trainset on the Raritan River Viaduct in Highland Park.
Click here
to see an Amtrak HHP-8, #651, leading an express train through New Brunswick
Station on the Northeast Corridor.
Click here
to see Amtrak's ACELA Trainset HSEL (High Speed Electric Locomotive) #
2037 at NJ Transit's Hoboken Terminal, on display at the 2001 Hoboken Festival.
Click
here to see an Amtrak HHP-8, #650, leading a three car train out of New
Brunswick Station. This train is one of only five Amtrak trains that
serve this station.
Click
here to see an Amtrak E60, #600, idling in Philadelphia's 30th Street Yard.
Conrail's High Line is in the background.
Click
here to see an Amtrak P42, #176, in the new Acela paint scheme leading
a train out of Philadelphia's 30th Street Yard. Visible in the background
are Amtrak's Acela trainsets.
Click
here to see another Amtrak P42, #100, decorated for the Celebrate The Century
Express. This train traveled across the country in 2000. This
photo was taken at NJ Transit's Hoboken Terminal.
Click
here to see an Amtrak AEM-7, #945, in the Northeast Direct paint scheme
leading an express train through New Brunswick Station.
Click
here to see an NJT Comet IB Cab, #5162, pull up next to Amtrak's X2000
at Newark Penn Station. The X2000 was on display to the public.
Click
here to see an Amtrak N11 transfer caboose, still painted for Amtrak, yet
in use on the Cape May Seashore Lines sitting in the CMSL's Rio Grande
Yard.
Click
here to see two Amtrak AEM-7s leading a train over the Raritan River Viaduct
into Highland Park.
Click
here to see an Amtrak Cab Control car, #9800, at Hoboken Terminal.
These cars were used on Amtrak's ill-fated Atlantic City Line before they
pulled out in 1995. NJ Transit currently operates the line between
Philadelphia and Atlantic City.
Gerald Oliveto- 10/2001
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