Passenger Trains > Cape May Seashore Lines Santa train Saturday

Richland, Atlantic County, NJ; an engine at each end for pull-pull operation with seven cars between.
1. north end of train: GP38-2 GMTX 2661, built in 1970 as GP38 PRSL 2011 for Pennsylvania-Reading Seashore Lines
2. south end of train crossing Main Ave: GP38 GMTX 2015, built in 1969 as PC 7684
3.. URHS 317, owned by United Railroad Historical Society of NJ

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4. URHS 429
5. PRSL M-407: Budd RDC delivered in 1950
6. PRSL M-410: 1951

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7. RPCX 2786 "Good Vibrations"
8. lounge car NYC 37
9. ATSF Pullman VISTA VALLEY

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Milmay, Atlantic County
 

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The PRSL is where it all started for me. Wish the clock could be turned back for more. An amazing railroad. Sure wish they could at least get back into Cape May. The Haddonfield station of old was simply idyllic with trains to Camden, Philadelphia, Atlantic City, Ocean City, Wildwood and Cape May. I do feel bad and sympathize with those who only know PATCO and NJ Transit.  In my opinion they haven't experienced the glory days. 

In summers these days folks must think it normal to sit in traffic at the junction of the AC Expressway and the GS Parkway not to mention navigating Rt 52 into Ocean City.  What amazing transportation progress NJ has made!!



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 12/01/19 04:32 by PRSL-recall.

Thanks for taking the time to post the car-by-car shots for all us passenger car fans.