Ellis on the Rails
Ellis SimonNews, opinion, and analysis on all aspects of railroads and model railroading. Opinions are my own.
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FRA Railroad Partnership Grants Emphasize Safety, Reliability, and Competitiveness
An Amtrak EMD E9(A) leads the northbound Montrealer at St. Albans, VT, in May 1975. Earlier this month the Federal Railroad Administration awarded a $4 million grant to a Vermont planning agency to create a plan to repair or replace an agin...
Raritan Valley Passengers Seek One-Seat Ride to New York City
An NJ Transit Raritan Valley Line train departs Newark Penn Station. Two members of New Jersey’s congressional delegation have introduced legislation to advance through service to Manhattan.
Despite an illustrious history NJ Transit’s Rari...
Modern Railroad Rises From J.P. Morgan’s Financial Fiasco
An Amtrak AEM-7 electric locomotive leads a westbound Northeast Regional train onto the 19th Century swing bridge over the Norwalk River in 1995. The bridge is being replaced by a horizontal lift bridge that will make navigation easier and...
Take a Ride on the Reading
A pair of EMD FP-7 diesel locomotives leads a train out of Philadelphia’s Reading Terminal in September 1964. In 1981 SEPTA ended service to Reading, Bethlehem, and Newark, NJ. Photo by Roger Puta in public domain.
Anyone who has played Mo...
Philadelphia Metro Provides Great Train Watching, Train Riding Opportunities
New Hope & Ivyland steam locomotive leads excursion train out of New Hope. The railroad is now simply the New Hope Railroad and diesel locomotives haul most trains.
Two months ago, I moved from Long Island to a 55-plus community in Bucks C...
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Retired public relations executive now putting his skills to work writing about what he loves - trains!
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