Taken by an unknown photographer.

Taken by an unknown photographer.

Just an engine and caboose heading east out of Dover

EL 1232 crawling thru downtown Dover, NJ

Just an engine and caboose heading to Boonton as a railfan looks on

Erie Lackawanna U34CH 3368 at Dover, New Jersey, on an unknown day in November 1975, Kodachrome by an unknown photographer, Chuck Zeiler collection. Built in April 1970 (c/n 37646) classed MPG-34D-6 by EL, it became CR 4168 and was sold to GEC-Alsthom (later Atstom) in 1994 and shipped to Mexico. A U34CH was basically a U36C with some of the traction power diverted for HEP use. Location changed per comment (and additional communications) below by Roger Clare, thanks Roger.

This E8 unit was caught in the passenger yard at Dover, NJ, with its passenger train in tow by an unknown amateur photographer. Date is approximate.

An unknown amateur photographer caught this GP7 unit moving cars in the passenger yard at Dover, NJ. Date is approximate. This photo has already started to fade due to age.

This time the unknown photographer caught this Alco RS3 unit with a string of passenger cars in the passenger yard at Dover, NJ. Date is approximate. Here is another fading image caught before it disappears.

EL 926 at Dover will go grab her caboose and head off to do some switching. Date of photo approximate.

EL 926 has crossed over and will head east to do some switching. Date of photo approximate.

Caboose hop in front of the passenger depot at Dover. EL 918 was originally Erie 918. Date of photo approximate.

The conductor and the motorman discuss the weather as departure time for this off-peak local approaches. Date of photo approximate.

An off-peak local departs Dover for Hoboken. Date of photo approximate.

At Picatinny Aresenal.

Jeffrey Lawrence Collection. At Picatinny Aresenal

A nice meet just east of downtown Dover w/ the EL Bicentennial unit

Local power

"Edison" cars, a few different styles & heights!

Combine

The only car to wear this scheme.

Different styles, nose to nose.

Protect car?

Notice the classic red DL&W tower, which I thought was interesting being across the street here!

Heading back to the yard.