The Metro-North Railroad serves the northern suburbs of New York City in the Hudson Valley as well as southwestern Connecticut. Metro-North's predecessor railroads date back to 1832. Today, Metro-North operates a total of five lines. Three lines operate east of the Hudson River and terminate at Grand Central Station in Manhattan. Two lines operate west of the Hudson River and terminate at Hoboken Terminal in Hoboken, NJ; these lines are operated by New Jersey Transit under contract to Metro-North.
Genesis P32 202 at Irvington, December 31, 2001
GP35 106 passing through New Rochelle, December 31, 2002
Grand Central Terminal, March 24, 2017
M-1 leaving Tarrytown, December 29, 2001
M-1 at Irvington, December 31, 2001
M-2 leaving New Rochelle, December 31, 2002
M-2 passing through New Rochelle, December 31, 2002
M-2 passing through New Rochelle, December 31, 2002
M-2 arriving at New Rochelle, December 31, 2002
M-2 at New Rochelle, December 31, 2002
M-2 passing through New Rochelle, December 31, 2002
M-2 passing through New Rochelle, December 31, 2002
M-2 8524 at New Rochelle, December 31, 2002
M-2 Bar Car at New Rochelle, December 31, 2002
M-3 at White Plains, April 24, 2012
M-4 at New Rochelle, December 31, 2002
M-6 passing through New Rochelle, December 31, 2002
M-6 leaving Rye, April 26, 2002
Irvington Station
New Rochelle Station