The Long Island Railroad (LIRR) is the busiest commuter railroad in North America one of the oldest continuously operating railroads, having been established in 1834. Today, the LIRR serves 124 stations and over 700 miles (1,100 kilometers) of track.
C-3 5013 at Jamaica, July 14, 2004
DE30AC 401 at Jamaica, July 14, 2004
DE30AC 420 at Jamaica, July 14, 2004
DM30AC 501 at Jamaica, July 14, 2004
M-1 at Woodside, August 20, 2001
M-1 at Jamaica, December 22, 2003
M-1 9002 at Jamaica, December 22, 2003
M-1 9014 at Jamaica, July 14, 2004
M-1 9080 at Jamaica, July 14, 2004
M-1 9139 at Jamaica, December 22, 2003
M-1 9734 at Jamaica, July 14, 2004
M-1 9747 at Jamaica, July 14, 2004
M-3 9916 at Jamaica, December 22, 2003
M-7 7016 at Jamaica, July 14, 2004
M-7 7032 at Jamaica, July 14, 2004
M-7 7075 at Jamaica, July 14, 2004
M-7 7187 at Jamaica, July 14, 2004
M-7 7201 at Jamaica, July 14, 2004
M-7 7202 at Jamaica, July 14, 2004
M-7 7258 at Jamaica, July 14, 2004
M-7 7441 at the West Side Yard, December 27, 2015