Linked thru from facebook page \"Down the Shore Things that are not there anymore\"

Bay Head, NJ originally, Nahant, MA now

Rode the Jersey Coast line from Bay Head to Belmar while attending St. Rose HS in the 60\'s. My great-grandfather (Elizabeth resident) worked for CNJ.

Jerseyana research

Born, raised Toms River, adult/ Ocean Twp., Monmouth County

Helps to fill-in some blanks in my memory

Have spent most of my life exploring central coastal Jersey, as a Scout and as an adult. Still am sorry I didn\'t document various things (railroads) as a kid. Now, they\'re darn near-gone. Use my email, we should be in touch with each other. Harv

rochester ny

Nice set of sites and an obvious labor of love.

I was going to email some comments and questions but the "comments" link from the home page gives an email address that bounces! Might want to change it.

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Manahawkin

We need to know where we've been to know where we're going!

I grew up in the Ironbound, at the corner of the old Jersey Central and Penn Station.....got RRs in my blood!

Local news paper

Beachwood , N.J. ( born 1948 )

Brought back child hood memories

My grandfather was one of the few to move to Beachwood when a New York news paper offered lots for subscriptions, which was done to develope the area.The train was his main transportation since he came from Flemington , N.J.! I could not find info on the spur that was added for ASARCO Minning that was done in the early 70's in the Manchester area off rute 70. I beleve the track is still exist! I worked their and jockied train bins around

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Whiting NJ

Facts about the history of the older RR

I grew up in Toms River and used to watch the trains all the time. They would go to Trilco or down to the sand plant in Bayville. What a shame they still don't run. The kids today, in this area, don't have what we had back then. They are more interested in video games and TV. What a waste.

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Piedmont, South Carolina

The facts about the CNJ

I found the information very interesting. I grew up in NJ and spent alot of time at Matawan & Red Bank train stations in the mid to late 70's waiting on commuter trains and an occasional freight. Thank you

USA

Like the variety of the railroads.

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The historical aspect.

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The different aspects of railroading in the same area over time.