Blackjack on display.

Old Rivets ID tag.

A typical diverse assortment of Penn Central passenger power awaits assignment at New Haven Motor Storage back in 1971 We see GG1 4872 in PRR paint, a former New Haven EP-5 electric (now PC class ... (more)

The abandoned GG1s of Cooperstown Junction (Oneonta), New York sit rusting away, neglected for years. The LRHS owns the locomotives, which rest at the southern end of the Cooperstown and Charlotte... (more)

The abandoned GG1s (4917 pictured) of Cooperstown Junction, New York sit rusting away, neglected for years. The LRHS owns the locomotives, which rest at the southern end of the Cooperstown and Cha... (more)

Hiding in the Hedgerow

Just three and one half years after being repainted in a Pennsylvania Railroad scheme, Amtrak GG1 4935 was retired and placed in storage at Amtrak’s Wilmin... (more)

Built as Pennsylvania Railroad 4934 in March, 1943, Amtrak GG1 4927 was one of a few GG1’s to be painted in this paint scheme.Tthe colorful rebranding may have been more interesting than PC/Amtr... (more)

Pennsylvania Railroad GG1 4911 rolled out of the Juniata erecting halls in January, 1942. Two owners and over 38 years later, it’s waiting for its next passenger assignment at Ivy City terminal ... (more)

Famous GG1 #4800 was retired by Conrail and donated to the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania. On the morning of March 10. 1980, #4800 has arrived at the museum and is being shoved into the museum y... (more)

Museum street! The Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania and the Strasburg Rail Road sit on opposite sides of the road in Strasburg PA. With extensive and complementary collections, it makes for a great... (more)

A pair of Conrail GG1s are on their way to the engine house after arriving with an inbound train

With a Conrail freight waiting in the siding, repainted GG1 #4877 leads the "Farewell too the GG1" special on the Port Road at Safe Harbor. The massive bridge is the PRR Atglen & Susque... (more)

Displayed at the 100th Anniversary celebration for Union Station; wonder if these two had met before at this location? (On the lower level, of course.)

A Roger Puta Photograph

Engine change at South Amboy; 4872 is pulling away from the train after pulling it from Penn Station in New York City. A pair of EMD E units will power PC 1159 from here south.