The resident GG1s of Cooperstown Junction continue to sit, hidden away in the woods of upstate New York.

A GG1 in the woods! At the Cooperstown & Charlotte Valley Railroad, there are 2 former Pennsylvania Railroad GG1s stored at Cooperstown Junction, NY. Unit 4917 (ex-Amtrak 4934) is seen sitting on ... (more)

GG1 4934 rests at Cooperstown Jct NY

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)

The sun sets on CP252 passing GG1 #4934 at Cooperstown Junction. This scene, no longer possible; as the GG1's have been moved north up the Cooperstown & Charlotte Valley line, and as Norfolk South... (more)

Rusty rails and relics. A privately owned GG-1 weathers yet another fall where it is currently stored on the Cooperstown & Charlotte Valley Railroad.

Rusting and pretty much abandoned, a Conrail GG-1 sits in Cooperstown junction on a chilly December morning.

This is the Cooperstown & Charlotte Valley Railway (CACV) which was part of Delaware Otsego Corp. The DO also owned the NYSW by 1982 and had placed one of the original NYSW RS-1's in service on th... (more)

One of two GG1s slowly succumbs to the elements.

Fancy meeting you here ... A SOO SD60 leads a southbound Delaware & Hudson train past stored equipment at Cooperstown Junction, New York. One of these GG1's was purchased this month by The Henry F... (more)

Train 168 rolls through Cooperstown Jct. past the imfamous pair of GG-1's with a pair of Dash 9's and intermodal for Guilford in tow. Thanks to Ryan Parent for photo processing

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Two GG1s spend their retirement sitting on a siding between the D&H main and Route 7 in the tiny village of Cooperstown Jct. Hopefully, they will eventually be part of a museum near here. Note the... (more)

Don't worry, this is a safe spot, you see the rail in the photo is the end of the line, literally. The tracks the retired F-units are on end at Rte. 7 (behind photographer). The tracks of the Coop... (more)