While New Jersey today may only consist of less than 1,000 miles of trackage it once offered a dizzying variety of high-speed, local/shortline and excursion operations. The Garden State also has a very rich railroading history with numerous classic lines having once operated within its borders, partly due to its strategic location to New York City. Many of their landmarks can still be seen in the state such as the Jersey Central's Jersey City Terminal and the Delaware, Lackawanna & Western's Hoboken Terminal and New Jersey/Lackawanna Cutoff. If you were a railfan between the 1940s to 1970s New Jersey offered some of the best variety of railroading to be found anywhere in the country.

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Today, while all of the fabled railroads of the past are gone most of their key routes through the remain, operated between commuter services, shortlines and Conrail Shared Assets for CSX and Norfolk Southern. Please note that there are links provided throughout this page leading to other areas of the website here, which relate in some way to New Jersey railroads.

New Jersey's history of trains date back to the the historic Camden & Amboy, which completed its original main line in 1833 between Bordentown and Amboy. However, the C&A had a history dating all of the way back to 1815 when its founder, John Stevens, convinced the state legislature to pass legislation on February 6th, enabling the construction of a railroad between Trenton and New Brunswick. The creation of the New Jersey Railroad Company was the first of its kind in the United States (established more than 10 years before the Baltimore & Ohio). However, the original NJRR never made it further than the paper it was printed on. The Camden & Amboy Railroad was not officially chartered until February 4, 1830 and after opening its original line in 1833 soon extended its line further to Camden. By 1839 the C&A opened a route between Bordentown, Trenton and New Brunswick, and Stevens' original dream of connecting the towns finally became reality.

The C&A's history lasted only until February 1, 1867 upon whcih time it was merged with the new New Jersey Rail Road and Transportation Company to form the United New Jersey Railroad and Canal Companies, a subsidiary of the Pennsylvania Railroad. With the C&A now connecting both Camden and South Amboy, the NJRR reached Philadelphia and New York City. These two railroads, of course, comprised the PRR's primary line between New York and Philly, which became known as its highspeed, four-track Northeast Corridor. Today, the line retains its four-track alignment and is an important artery in Amtrak's network.

In the following years after the C&A began operations the Garden State would be home to fabled railroads like the Pennsylvania Railroad, Erie, Reading, and New Jersey's own, the Central Railroad of New Jersey. Railroads such as the PRR and CNJ would build four-track main lines through New Jersey and, in the case of the CNJ and DL&W, construct colossal terminals across the river from downtown Manhattan such as the Hoboken Terminal (built by the Lackawanna, it is still in active use) and the Jersey City Terminal (built by the CNJ, today a state park).

Today, New Jersey no longer features commuter trains of the PRR and CNJ, and passenger trains like the The Blue Comet (CNJ's premier train) and the Reading's Crusader but several state transit services continue to ferry commuters from suburbia to downtown Manhattan and other urban locations in the region. These include the ever-busy Northeast Corridor that sees over 300 daily trains of Amtrak and NJ Transit along with the latter's extensive commuter operations like the Hudson-Bergen line, Newark Light Rail line, and the RiverLINE between Trenton and Camden. PATH (Port Authority of New York) trains also serve Hoboken Terminal and Newark Penn Station, connecting both with points across the river such as Lower and Midtown Manhattan.

Class I freight operations in the state are handled exclusively by Conrail Shared Assets, the neutral paper company that jointly serves Norfolk Southern and CSX freight trains (both also own the railroad). New Jersey also includes historic regional (Class II) New York, Susquehanna & Westernand a number of short line including; the Belvidere & Delaware River Railway, Black River & Western Railroad, New York & Greenwood Lake Railway, Cape May Seashore Lines, East Jersey Railroad & Terminal Company, Hainesport Industrial Railroad, New Jersey Rail Carriers, New York New Jersey Rail, Port Jersey Railroad, SMS Rail Service, Raritan Central Railway, Winchester & Western, Morristown & Erie Railway, and the Southern Railroad Company of New Jersey whose logo is inspired from the Jersey Central.

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* New Jersey holds a special place in the history of America's railroad industry; it is home to one of the nation's earliest systems, the Camden & Amboy Rail Road & Transportation Company formed in 1830 by Robert Stevens. It was planned to link connecting the Delaware River and the city of Philadelphia with the Raritan River, which provided a direct waterway link into New York City. After just a few years the line was opened from Bordentown, New Jersey to Hightstown, New Jersey on October 1, 1832, a distance of about 13 miles. The C&A would eventually wind up as part of the modern Pennsylvania Railroad.

In total New Jersey today is home to just 950 miles of trackage. During the height of rail operations in this country the state boasted some 2,350 miles of track and has stunningly lost 60% of its infrastructure since the 1920s (in comparison, the average percentage loss among states is about 45%-50%). This can be attributed to two factors; first, of course, is the decline the industry experienced during World War II, particularly amongst Northeastern railroads that resulted in many lines serving New Jersey to be abandoned or cutback after most were absorbed into Conrail; however, additionally, the state has never been very rail-friendly since the 1960s and has had no problem in seeing or wanting rail corridors to be cutup or turned into trails. For a more in-depth look at the state's rail mileage over the years please have a look at the chart above. If you tire of the commuter trains, however (which are prolific throughout the state), or are just looking for something different, New Jersey also feature several railroad museums and tourist railroads like the New York, Susquehanna & Western 2-8-2 #142 that operates seasonally and the New Jersey Museum of Transportation, which owns the famous sunken 1850-era 2-2-2s.

Today, while the CNJ's Jersey City Terminal no longer serves as a commuter rail station the Lackawanna's Hoboken Terminal is alive and well, and what's more the historic building is being completely restored with the ferry slips the final phase yet to be opened at which point passengers heading across the river to downtown Manhattan can once again board their ferry directly from these historic slips. While the CNJ's famous four-track main line, Jersey City Terminal and legendary Newark Bay Bridge either no longer stand or serves in its original capacity, New Jersey railroads are rich in history and feature a wide variety of operations that should appeal to whatever interests you may have from commuter and high-speed rail to freight trains and railroad museums.

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People have an amazing ability to feel pleasure based off of touch alone. Touching yourself is more than an idea suggested by the Divinyls song I Touch Myself from the 90’s. Self stimulation or masturbation is a great way to learn what you enjoy and discover all of the possibilities of sensual touch. Touch appeals to the human need of skin hunger that has vast preferential differences for each person. Many men get into a routine where masturbation is just jerking off. Some men may think of women as needing and/or preferring more variations of touch. However, touching yourself can be more pleasurable when you include more body parts and different styles of touch!

• Have you ever allowed yourself the space to think about all of the different ways to touch?
• How do you like to be touched?

Brainstorm all of the different ways to touch. What did you come up with?

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Differences of touch can be broken up into different styles of touch including rub, stroke, hold, caress, push, tap, poke, flick, grab, brush, swirl pinch, pat, kneading, etc.

For the first round of getting to know your touch preferences better is to notice the different locations you can touch yourself.

Spend some time on each one of these while focusing on your body’s response.

• Where do you like to touch?
• What parts of your body do you like to be touched?
• What does the hair on your arm feel like compared with the underneath skin?
• How does touching your individual toes differ from the inside of your foot? Your heel?
• What difference do you notice when you touch lower stomach versus your inner thigh?
• Moving to your penis, what differences do you notice when caressing the base of your shaft from the middle?
• How does touching the head of your penis feel?
• What is it like to touch your balls?
• How about tug them?
• What does touching your perineum feel like?
• The ridge along the head of your penis?
• Spend some time touching around the base of the shaft.

Second part is helping you to think about the different pressure that you are able to use in touch.

• When you think about massaging a sore muscle how much pressure do you like?
• What does light touch feel like?
• When do you prefer light touch?
• When do you prefer heavier touch?
• How long are you able to spend touching yourself lightly before switching to a heavier touch?
• Do you like to be tickled?
• What changes in your body part when you press harder?
• What grip do you prefer when playing with your penis?
• Place your different fingers to your thumb and notice how the pressure around your penis may change.
• How about the palm of your open hand?
• Closed hand?
• What does it feel like to touch your body with one finger?
• What level of pressure is too much or not enough?
• Do you use two hands or one?
• What difference do you notice?

The third factor that changes the way touch feels is speed.

• When do you enjoy a slower touch?
• What changes in your body when you start to touch yourself faster?
• How long do you allow yourself to touch yourself slowly?
• When do you switch up the speed?
• What happens if you spend more time in the opposite speed that you are used to?

Notice how your body feels within each difference. Experiment with variations of the above suggestions to see how each combination of touch feels for you. You can take the different styles of touch up a notch to position your body differently along with the touch patterns you preferred from above.

• What is different about laying all the way flat on a bed versus the floor?
• How do you feel with your head on a pillow?
• Or sitting upright while playing with yourself?
• Sheets covering your body or open?
• Standing up against the wall or leaning on a piece of furniture?

This is meant to open you up to a better understanding of how different touch changes your body’s interpretation of touch. It is typical for men who have trouble getting into their body to also experience symptoms of anxiety around their penis or those who have trouble being in the moment may want to try mindfulness. Is your body image getting in the way of being sensual and sexual with yourself or a partner? Want help awakening your sexual self through other senses? We also have tips for improving your sexual self esteem.

If you still struggle understanding your preferences or coming up with ideas for more pleasure in your body, sex therapists at the Center for Growth can help. Call 267-324-9564 to schedule a consultation.