Erie Jersey City to Tuxedo, New York
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- čas přidán 28. 08. 2024
- Films spanning from the mid 50s to the early 70s of the Erie New York Division from Pavonia Terminal in Jersey City to Tuxedo, New York. Includes a ferry ride from the Erie's Chambers Street ferry slip in Manhattan to Jersey City, and long gone scenes of the steam powered swing bridge over the Passaic River and the tracks running through downtown Passaic. Other than immediately in Jersey City and through downtown Passaic all of this trackage remains under NJ Transit. And before anyone asks, yes this was used by Mark I Video back in the 1980s.
This is great! Gives you a good idea of the volume of traffic during that time.
0:00 that’s great. Thanks. Spotted that 40’ gray boxcar with maroon Erie Lackawanna lettering. Remember buying a Varney H O replica. Probably 1962-3. Maybe 8 or 9 years old.
Thank you for sharing.👍
loved the Erie wings! such a great marking, just like NYC lightning stripes. great films I hope you are
able to find more and preserve that piece of history!thank you
Great Videos of the Yesteryear
Great video as always, thanks for presentation, from
Germany
Wow I spent many happy hours at HoHoKus station remember the mail crane by the freight house the agent there was Buck Carpenter great memories 😊
The railroad marine equipment was very interesting. Great content!
I really enjoyed watching this video and especially seeing the variety of rolling stock on the Erie! Thanks for sharing it!
Great video nice seeing the old jersey city station hard to find photos of it.also the lower level platforms in paterson.what and great time this was to bad all gone today
Awesome, thanks!
Nice! Reminds me of an old Mark 1 video.
1:43 PRR Tug Boat.The great days of Railroad Maritime operations
I used to take that train to Monroe NY.
They really ran mixed trains like the one at 26:30, with piggybacks mixed into a passenger run? Haven't seen that before.
This sight is now the Newport Mall and there is no trace of the terminal execpt for the PATH station
Is this now the Pasckack Valley Line?
Yes and it was back in the day the NY&NJ Railroad under Erie control
Robin & I are going to sleep.