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Metro North Rail Diesel Car, Port Jervis, NY Railroad Yard, (4 of 5)
A Metro North Commuter RDC (aka Rail Diesel Car) is Laid Up in Port Jervis Yard awaiting it's scheduled departure. This is a self propelled Passenger Car with a Diesel Engine manufactured by the Budd Company.
According to "R36 Coach" the RDC's ran between Port Jervis and Suffern, New York.
This "West of Hudson Line" operates under the Authority of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (aka: MTA) and service is provided by with MTA Owned Equipment and New Jersey Transit Equipment (under subcontract by the MTA).
This Yard is located not far from the Former Erie Railroad Port Jervis Station, however this commuter train uses it's own Metro North/New Jersey Transit Station nearby. The Former Erie Railroad Station is no longer used for Commuter Trains, but serves as a Commercial Center in Downtown Port Jervis.
For more information about Port Jervis and the railroads that served it. refer to:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Port_Jervis,_New_York
I took this photo in Port Jervis, New York on September 18, 1992 with my Minolta Maxxim 5000 SLR with Slide Film. I scanned the slide to create the Electronic Image shown here.
For further information about Metro North refer to:
Metro North Rail Diesel Car, Port Jervis, NY Railroad Yard, (4 of 5)
A Metro North Commuter RDC (aka Rail Diesel Car) is Laid Up in Port Jervis Yard awaiting it's scheduled departure. This is a self propelled Passenger Car with a Diesel Engine manufactured by the Budd Company.
According to "R36 Coach" the RDC's ran between Port Jervis and Suffern, New York.
This "West of Hudson Line" operates under the Authority of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (aka: MTA) and service is provided by with MTA Owned Equipment and New Jersey Transit Equipment (under subcontract by the MTA).
This Yard is located not far from the Former Erie Railroad Port Jervis Station, however this commuter train uses it's own Metro North/New Jersey Transit Station nearby. The Former Erie Railroad Station is no longer used for Commuter Trains, but serves as a Commercial Center in Downtown Port Jervis.
For more information about Port Jervis and the railroads that served it. refer to:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Port_Jervis,_New_York
I took this photo in Port Jervis, New York on September 18, 1992 with my Minolta Maxxim 5000 SLR with Slide Film. I scanned the slide to create the Electronic Image shown here.
For further information about Metro North refer to: