I read an artical from middle 1800's it kinda has the same type name.
"Freehold Secondary
The Freehold Secondary is a active rail line in New Jersey, the portion which is in use runs from Jamesburg. But this portion has been out of service since the early 2000s. The Freehold and Jamesburg Agricultural Railroad was incorporated to connect Freehold with the Camden and Amboy Railroad in Jamesburg. The first section between the aforementioned towns was opened to traffic, the line was extended to a connection with the Northeast Corridor. A firm known as the Squankum and Freehold Marl Company built track from Freehold to Farmingdale, between Farmingdale and Sea Girt was built by the Farmingdale and Squan Village Railroad Company which was incorporated. Its line was leased to the Freehold and Jamesburg, the line between Jamesburg and Monmouth Junction was sold to the Camden and Amboy Railroad. In the Board of Directors Election held, the company's trackage has been operated by the Pennsylvania Railroad. Operation continued and prospered under the Pennsylvania Railroad, the line famously hosted dying President Garfield.
The line's passenger trains were a favorite with railfans because of their use of Doodlebugs, freight service continued after the end of passenger service. Conrail took over the operations of seven northeastern railroads, unlike other routes that it operated, Conrail did not abandon the remaining portions of the Freehold Secondary. The line went to Conrail Shared Assets, cSAO kept the entire line open. Conrail Local Freight WPSA-31 runs on Monday and Wednesdays to Freehold to serve the remaining customers on the line."
"Freehold Secondary
The Freehold Secondary is a active rail line in New Jersey, the portion which is in use runs from Jamesburg. But this portion has been out of service since the early 2000s. The Freehold and Jamesburg Agricultural Railroad was incorporated to connect Freehold with the Camden and Amboy Railroad in Jamesburg. The first section between the aforementioned towns was opened to traffic, the line was extended to a connection with the Northeast Corridor. A firm known as the Squankum and Freehold Marl Company built track from Freehold to Farmingdale, between Farmingdale and Sea Girt was built by the Farmingdale and Squan Village Railroad Company which was incorporated. Its line was leased to the Freehold and Jamesburg, the line between Jamesburg and Monmouth Junction was sold to the Camden and Amboy Railroad. In the Board of Directors Election held, the company's trackage has been operated by the Pennsylvania Railroad. Operation continued and prospered under the Pennsylvania Railroad, the line famously hosted dying President Garfield.
The line's passenger trains were a favorite with railfans because of their use of Doodlebugs, freight service continued after the end of passenger service. Conrail took over the operations of seven northeastern railroads, unlike other routes that it operated, Conrail did not abandon the remaining portions of the Freehold Secondary. The line went to Conrail Shared Assets, cSAO kept the entire line open. Conrail Local Freight WPSA-31 runs on Monday and Wednesdays to Freehold to serve the remaining customers on the line."