1910′s Advertisements, Grand Central – The Greatest Station in the World
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- The Cutest Train Car in the World
- The Loneliest Station on the Harlem Line
- Centralia: The Burning Ghost Town
- Stupid Warning Signs You Wish Metro-North Had
- Hilarity on the Harlem Line: A Poster Prank
- Winter on the Harlem Line
- Pigeons on the NY & Harlem RR
- White Plains: The Game - Dress Up the Crazy Coat Guy!
- Train Cats: Sadie the Subway Cat
- Train Graffiti, Part 1
- Train Graffiti, Part 2
- Beer: The #1 Reason to Ride Metro-North
- Please Report Suspicious Pigeon Activity
- Snow Over Railroad Bridge L-158
- Decorated Trains of Japan
- Those Wassaic People...
- Spreading Cheer on the Harlem Line
- Advertising: Sweet Million
- Christmas Carol Train Tour
- City Hall Station
- Danbury Railway Museum
- Grand Central's Vanderbilt Holiday Fair 2009
- Historic American Buildings Survey, 1988
- Holiday Train Show 2009
- Kensico Cemetery
- M8
- MTA Metro Bike
- Railroad Bridge L-158
- Sadie The Subway Cat
- The Last Day of the Myrtle Avenue El Reception
- Trainz Harlem Line Screenshots
- Transit Museum
- Transit Museum Bus Festival 2009
My name is Emily, though I am known by many who ride the train simply as Cat Girl. I am a graphic designer, and a Metro North train rider. I've been a Harlem Line rider ever since I was a child, though now I am one of those regular commuter types. I always happen to encounter some of the most strange people, so enjoy my random train and public transportation observations, as well as photos, videos, news, and events from around the Harlem Line (and the MTA).
And if in your travels you encounter a girl with a cat hat, be sure to say hello.
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