MARC is the only railroad you'll find an HHP in operation on today.
A MARC HHP sits near a batch of freshly trued Amfleet wheels.
Washington Terminal heritage unit #794 is in the background as the 4915 heads out of the station.
Note the Amfleet 1 coaches in the short-lived "lava lamp" livery behind the "Hippo"
The CTA holiday train, complete with Santa and his elves, hauls a loaded passenger train toward Merchandise Mart.
A view through the cab window as one brown line train approaches another near the Wells St. bridge
My seat at the front of this brown line train effectively provides an in-cab view of the trip around the loop.
A rush hour brown line train slowly creeps around the curve leading to the Merchandise Mart
A pink line train runs above a busy downtown Chicago.
MARC power stands ready for their return trips north.
MARC HHP waiting for its next run.
A geep peers out in the background as this HHP rolls out of the station.
MARC is the last operator of this locomotive type.
A Long Way From Maryland: One of two MARC sets on loan to Amtrak passes through the Edison, New Jersey train station on the the busy Sunday-after-Thanksgiving travel day.
