Browse maps, pictures and histories of abandoned railroad lines in the state of New Jersey.

2024年9月7日 · With rail lines so dense throughout New Jersey it is not surprising there were widespread abandonments; by 1965, 500 miles had been removed with another 900 pulled up in the succeeding decades. Today, you can abandoned rights …

Browse maps, pictures and histories of abandoned railroad lines of the Central Railroad of New Jersey.

2023年10月8日 · Are you looking for abandoned railroad lines in New Jersey? There are a ton of abandoned railroads in NJ, with many of its railway lines having once run through the Pine Barrens. Trains transported spoils of New Jersey mines throughout the state and into New York, Pennsylvania, and beyond.

2018年8月29日 · I've learned lately that NJ actually has many abandoned/defunct railroads that can only be found with hard research or by looking at rail maps. Some of you may have heard about the Hoboken waterfront railroad (forgot name), the New Jersey West Line (outside of Gladstone branch), and others, but there are a few ROWs I'm curious about.

2019年12月15日 · View looking west towards downtown Jersey City from the Baldwin Avenue over pass of the Bergen Arches an abandoned rail line that cuts through Jersey City. George …

2009年2月21日 · The Central Railroad of New Jersey Terminal: The main terminal in Jersey City, NJ, was used until 1967 as the transfer point between CNJ (Central Railroad of New Jersey) commuter trains and the passenger ferries to Manhattan. In 1967, all remaining CNJ commuter trains were rerouted to the Pennsylvania Railroad Station in Newark, NJ.

2025年1月24日 · If anyone knows about old and abandoned trains throughout New Jersey, please post as much information about them as you know. This information could include the location, type, any information that would be needed to access the car, or more.

2022年12月15日 · Unprofitable train lines were often abandoned, tracks and all. Fortunately, many former rail lines in New Jersey and beyond have been repurposed as pedestrian and bicycle paths. They’re known as “rail trails.” It’s easy to see why old train lines make terrific trails. They’re wide and flat and level enough to be accessible to almost ...

2021年1月21日 · Cape May, NJ, on the southern coast of New Jersey, actually had two railroads in close proximity to each other that ran to the beach; the Cape May and Sewell Point Railroad, and the Delaware Bay and Cape May Railroad. Both lines predated the turn of the 20th century, and were abandoned early in the century.