Anthony Puzzilla 128 pages softcover
The historic Central Railroad of New Jersey (CRRNJ) Terminal operated for nearly 80 years from 1869 until 1967.
It served as the main passenger terminal for the CRRNJ and its tenant
Class I railroads serving the New York City metropolitan area. For
approximately two-thirds of the 12–17 million new citizens that
successfully passed through the Ellis Island Immigration Station between
1892 and 1954, the CRRNJ Terminal became their gateway to America. In
addition, the terminal became the New York City origination/destination
point for the CRRNJ and its tenant Class I railroads and their famous
named trains. These trains were, and are still today, widely renowned in
the annals of American railroading.
