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Celebrating 29 Years of Preservation!
Friends of the Chapter
Here are just a few of the organizations we work with. Check them out as well!
Serving Long Island since 1984, their knowledge, professionalism and willing to take on projects of any size is what keeps Long Island Crane at the top of their game.​
The Long Island Sunrise Trail Chapter of the NRHS holds the title for being one of, if not the oldest Railroad Historical society on Long Island. They meet once a month in Babylon, NY.
The Missouri Pacific Historical Society has one goal: To preserve the rich history of the Missouri Pacific Railroad and its predecessors and subsidiaries.
The National Railway Historical Society is an organization comprised of many chapters all over the United States and with districts in Canada and Japan. Its main goal is to preserve Railroad history around the United States and Canada.
Serving the industries of Long Island, Queens and Brooklyn since 1997, The New York and Atlantic Railway plays a vital role in the economy of both Long Island and the New York Metro area.
The New York Transit Museum helps to bring alive New York City's subway heritage. Every year they run their historic subway cars around the city's subway system.
The Oyster Bay Railroad Museum works to preserve Railroad History as it pertains to Oyster Bay, NY. Their main attractions are Teddy Roosevelt's Train Station and Former Long Island Steam Locomotive number 35.
The Railroad Museum of Long Island is a railway museum based on the North Fork of Long Island, New York, U.S. It has two locations: the main location in Riverhead, and a satellite location in Greenport, west of the North Ferry to Shelter Island. Both facilities contain active model railroad displays and gift shops.
The Railroad Museum of New England operates a small tourist railroad. They use their railroad, along with several exhibits to tell the story of railroad history throughout New England.
Rapid Recoveries ability to work with their customers and improvise to solve almost any problem is why they are a top tier heavy hauler
Since 1944, Tebbens Steel has been providing the North Fork of Long Island with quality steel and building materials.
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