New York Susquehanna & Western Railway in the 60s and 70s by Tom Nemeth 

Thanks for this video, Tom. I'm one of those modelers who goes crazy for infrastructure photos. Presently (Feb 2024) I am designing a WWII era Susquehanna layout.

I lived in Glen Rock frpom 1950-'65. I had aq friend in pompton lakes. His house was near the NYS & W tracks. i remember an SW1 going by with one car. The wistle was sporadic in sound. I can remember the sound still. Great story, Thank You.

thanks for a great video ! it was so inspiring to see the area and the trains that this little railroad served. especially to me running the Erie Lackawanna RR in n scale , late 1960 to 1970 s in New Jersey, N Y and Pennsylvania. Having seen photos of freight trains pulled by Susquehanna engines over Erie Lackawanna Starucca viaduct i had to seek more information, and your slideshow was gold ! I subscribed , keep up the good work !

Love the Bergen Evening Record boxcar! The paper had a siding to deliver newsprint to its longtime printing plant on River Street in Hackensack.

An amazing video! I grew up in Maywood, and this brings back allot of memories! FYI, the Lodi spur doesn't cross US 46, it crosses NJ Route 17.

27:48 That's actually Excelsior Mills; Smiths Mills is about .3 miles to the west.

Thank you for the video I remember my dad taking me to see the Bicentennial Train when I was 6 or 7 years old also took me to see the freedom train if I remember correctly. Is there anyway would sell photos

The lodi branch crossed at grade route 17,not route .46