NRHS convention outing to MTM. In an era when Detroit built GTO's, Mustangs, and Challengers for the highways, EMD built their "muscle car" for the railroads. This is the first production model.
GN 274 is framed looking through the cab of an old steam locomotive
Chicago and North Western Historical Society's 2001 Annual Meet - Lester River Excursion
Great Northern F7A 274 basks in the sun. A tarp on the roof protects the unit from the all too common rains in the area.
Special photo train sponsored by the Lake Superior Railroad Museum.
You would have chosen to get the parking ticket (no time to feed the meter) also, right?
Long hood forward leads a mixed group of CB&Q and GN power not long after the BN merger.
This angle is from outside the cab looking down the long line of cars on display at the West Coast Railway Heritage Park. This is not originally a GNR locomotive but painted up to look like one.
The in-cab look at what is painted as GN 182 but actually began its life as M&SL 234.
Great Northern 181 on display at the Whitefish, MT depot
