STATION 2 STATION, ELIZABETH, NJ, AMTRAK, NEC, NJ TRANSIT

ELIZABETH, NJ HAS HOSTED RAILROADS SINCE 1849 STARTING WITH THE CENTRAL OF NJ AND LATER THE PENNSYLVANIA. FEATURED ARE AMTRAK'S ACELA, CRESENT, SILVER STAR AND NE REGIONALS AS WELL AS NJ TRANSIT INCLUDING THE ACES TRAIN.
**THIS IS A RELOAD OF THE VID FOR HD**

[@daf827]

Nice work! Some outstanding shots, especially the curves. Archival Images were excellent, too.

[@1990sRailfan]

I wonder what happened to the CNJ sign which was on the clock tower. ( It was still hanging in the mid 1980s). It had a recessed area in place of Miss Liberty's torch where a light bulb supposedly lit up. Did it end up in someone's basement or the dumpster.

[@GreenbeanProductions]

Wait I live in Elizabeth New Jersey that’s cool

[@DanknDerpyGamer]

8:33 - 8:36 pretty sure Thomas Edison anything from 1897 is public domain by now. 😂

[@njcurmudgeon]

Very nice! I know that station well from often having to pick my wife up there. I've always loved how the rails curve in that one section. I have just got into "railfan" video myself. In fact, I just shot some video tonight in the rain. It's a little crude, but maybe after I put the best bits together in MoveiMaker I'll post them on KZbin. Smart finding that perch at the parking deck - I'm gonna have to check that out! But I really like how you frame your shots. Well done!!

[@njcurmudgeon]

Great vintage stuff too!! Are those "head tappers" around 9:30?? I wouldn't think they would still have/need those by then with the widespread use of air brakes?

[@MadMotorman]

Miss the ALP44. Not crazy about the ALP46 or the Multi-Level cars.

[@trillexsweat6880]

I have the ho scale 663 hhp-8, but other than that , great video .