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Photo ID: 590310

Valentine's Day 1976, and the Penn Central Era is drawing to a close, as two GG-1s head west on the A&S Branch. The 4870 was built by PRR/Westinghouse in December 1938, and its sister No. 4838 wa... (more)

Railroad: Penn Central
Locomotive: GG-1
Location: Marietta, Pennsylvania, USA
Locomotive #: PC 4870
Train ID: Unknown
Photo Date: February 14, 1976


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By: Bob Kise

Added: Sep 24, 2016

Views: 3,715
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Photo ID: 590107

An E44-powered freight slowly moves off the Columbia Branch, crossing Walnut Street and passing the 1877-built PRR station. Note the high trolley wire within the terminal area. No. 4421 was buil... (more)

Railroad: Penn Central
Locomotive: E-44
Location: Columbia, Pennsylvania, USA
Locomotive #: PC 4421
Train ID: Unknown
Photo Date: March, 1976


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By: Bob Kise

Added: Sep 22, 2016

Views: 5,586
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Photo ID: 590032

A very bad day for a Penn Central U25C- talk about smoking up the catenary! Built by GE in December 1965 for the PRR, the 6511 would survive into the Conrail era, eventually renumbered as 6811.

Railroad: Penn Central
Locomotive: GE U25C
Location: Washington Boro, Pennsylvania, USA
Locomotive #: PC 6511
Train ID: Unknown
Photo Date: February, 1976


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By: Bob Kise

Added: Sep 22, 2016

Views: 7,860
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Photo ID: 586852

Two Penn Central GG-1s lead an eastbound manifest down the Susquehanna Valley at the west end of Lake Siding, as seen from the aerie of Chickies Rock.

Railroad: Penn Central
Locomotive: GG-1
Location: Marietta, Pennsylvania, USA
Locomotive #: Unknown
Train ID: Unknown
Photo Date: November, 1975


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By: Bob Kise

Added: Aug 24, 2016

Views: 4,881
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Photo ID: 586201

In 1968, GE raised the horsepower on its models, this time to 3300hp. Like its B-B brother the U33B, the U33C is also characterized by large "wings" on the long hood. Penn Central numbered the U... (more)

Railroad: Penn Central
Locomotive: GE U33C
Location: Syracuse, New York, USA
Locomotive #: PC 6556
Train ID: Unknown
Photo Date: May 27, 1975


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By: Roger Lalonde

Added: Aug 18, 2016

Views: 5,001
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Photo ID: 584960

Former New York Central 6 Double Bedroom Lounge sleeping car

Railroad: Penn Central
Locomotive: Sleeper Lounge
Location: Chicago, Illinois, USA
Locomotive #: PC Laurel Stream
Train ID: Unknown
Photo Date: October 31, 1970


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By: George W. Hamlin

Added: Aug 04, 2016

Views: 5,219
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Photo ID: 584340

Two E44’s have arrived at Enola, and are bringing their train into the westbound receiving yard.

Railroad: Penn Central
Locomotive: E-44
Location: Enola, Pennsylvania, USA
Locomotive #: PC 4443
Train ID: Unknown
Photo Date: July 08, 1977


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By: Doug Lilly

Added: Jul 30, 2016

Views: 4,321
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Photo ID: 583366

The Pennsy's merger with rival New York Central is only a few months old, so GG-1 4852 still wears its native paint as it awaits its next assignment.

Railroad: Penn Central
Locomotive: GG-1
Location: New York, New York, USA
Locomotive #: 4852
Train ID: Unknown
Photo Date: May, 1968


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By: Bob Edmonson

Added: Jul 21, 2016

Views: 9,295
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Photo ID: 581420

Valentine's Day 1976, with an A-B-A set of eastbound ex-PRR GP9s. This 5,250 hp combo was probably the final nail in the coffin for PRR steam on its old Middle Division, supplanting the storied M... (more)

Railroad: Penn Central
Locomotive: EMD GP9
Location: Marietta, Pennsylvania, USA
Locomotive #: PC 7235
Train ID: Unknown
Photo Date: February 14, 1976


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By: Bob Kise

Added: Jun 29, 2016

Views: 3,012
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Photo ID: 580772

Consecutively numbered E8’s thread their way through the engine terminal leads at South Amboy, New Jersey. While noted for being the home of the last operating GG1’s, the non-electrified terri... (more)

Railroad: Penn Central
Locomotive: EMD E8(A)
Location: South Amboy, New Jersey, USA
Locomotive #: PC 4326
Train ID: Unknown
Photo Date: November 23, 1979


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By: Doug Lilly

Added: Jun 22, 2016

Views: 6,828
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Photo ID: 580674

These Jets are Grounded

New Haven’s ten 1954 General Electric EP5 rectifier electric locomotives had extremely loud blowers, earning them the moniker “jets”. With their slee... (more)

Railroad: Penn Central
Locomotive: GE EP5 Eletric
Location: Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, USA
Locomotive #: PC 4973
Train ID: Unknown
Photo Date: May 20, 1978


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By: Doug Lilly

Added: Jun 21, 2016

Views: 6,009
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Favorited: 20
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Photo ID: 580604

Soon after the formation of Conrail, Mingo Junction, Ohio received a reputation for being the center of the Conrail Alco universe. Here an RS27 stands with two EMD switchers in front of the sandin... (more)

Railroad: Penn Central
Locomotive: Alco RS27
Location: Mingo Junction, Ohio, USA
Locomotive #: PC 2407
Train ID: Unknown
Photo Date: August 20, 1978


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By: Doug Lilly

Added: Jun 21, 2016

Views: 5,879
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Favorited: 20
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Photo ID: 580572

An Unlikely Duo

Driving between industrial road locations in Cleveland, we stumbled across this pair of electric switchers hundreds of miles from the wires that powered them. Altho... (more)

Railroad: Penn Central
Locomotive: Alco/GE S2 electric
Location: Cleveland, Ohio, USA
Locomotive #: PC 4710
Train ID: Unknown
Photo Date: May 22, 1981


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By: Doug Lilly

Added: Jun 20, 2016

Views: 9,034
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Favorited: 23
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Photo ID: 580506

Before the Silverliners and Arrows

Built between 1915 and 1936, the Pennsylvania Railroad’s MP54 MU cars were the backbone of commuter service in PRR’s electrified region until... (more)

Railroad: Penn Central
Locomotive: PRR MP54
Location: Avondale, Pennsylvania, USA
Locomotive #: PC 435
Train ID: Unknown
Photo Date: April 26, 1986


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By: Doug Lilly

Added: Jun 20, 2016

Views: 6,989
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Favorited: 19
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Photo ID: 580407

A train with a string of open auto rack cars swings thru Horseshoe Curve behind five (not 4) units in 1976.

Railroad: Penn Central
Locomotive: EMD SD45
Location: Altoona, Pennsylvania, USA
Locomotive #: PC6115
Train ID: Unknown
Photo Date: February 15, 1976


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By: Paul F. De Luca

Added: Jun 19, 2016

Views: 7,134
Comments: 2

Favorited: 36
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