Cool! That assortment of streamlined locomotives is something that one would only expect to see on a model railroad layout!! Oh, to be there....
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Wow, I just have to pick my jaw up off the ground. Nice catch!
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| Posted by on May 29, 2014 | |
An incredible collection, and congratulations to Norfolk Southern and all participants in this undertsking. It's too bad they couldn't get EA 51 out of the B&O Railroad Museum in Baltimore, which is the oldest "standard" cab unit of all.
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| Posted by Anto on May 29, 2014 | |
Nice event
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| Posted by on May 29, 2014 | |
Take note of the observation car in the lower right with the large windows. That is the former New York Central, 20th Century Limited Observation Car, Sandy Creek, now the personal property of NS Chairman and Chief Executive officer, Charles Moorman.
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I wish to be there. I have never seen so many beauties in one place !!!!
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Thank goodness for persons smart enough to recognize and preserve the past. Absolutely stunning...
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| Posted by on May 29, 2014 | |
Very nice, I'm standing right above the horn on the C&NW unit.
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Rivet-counting model railroaders would say "it's not prototype!" Surprise! Fantastic photo!
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It is the great photo, the damage whom I am so far
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Very nice... :)
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Kevin, Nice Photo. Now there's a collection of actual HERITAGE SCHEMED Diesel Locomotives! Unlike the ones the SD70 Series and GE ES -Series models we see almost everyday.. Thank you for posting.
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| Posted by Sport! on May 30, 2014 | |
Now that's something to behold!
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Lovely. I see two of my locals there, the C&O and B&O themed Fs from the Potomac Eagle RR.
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It does look like a Model Railroad.
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