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| WY51, the Salem local, passes Broad Street Lake in Woodbury |
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| WY51 working the icing tracks in South Woodbury |
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| WY79, the Tank Sweeper, southbound through Westville |
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| WY79 serving the Texaco refinery in Westville. |
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| Soup’s On! Or soon will be. The Camden local slides by the RCA spur to Campbell Soup to deliver another cooled load of local vegetables. |
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| WY840 is now straggling home with empties. It had to cross over three tracks in Woodbury to continue right-hand running back to the yards. |
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| The Millville Local, now designated WY26, drops a loaded coal car at Barry Bros. Fuel in Westville. Most spurs along the double-tracked main line are, as on the prototype, conveniently trailing-point sidings. |
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| A box car is used as a spacer to keep the engine's weight off the coal yard's wood trestle. |
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