April's Fools Day GG1s. On April 1, 1978, Conrail GG1s 4840 and 4806 bring a freight train westbound through Princeton Junction, New Jersey. Looking at other shots this day (of less interesting to... (more)

Having been moved around a few times over the past few years, the PRR 4913 sits on one of the Turn Table tracks at the Railroader's Memorial Museum in Altoona, PA. I can only hope that one day so... (more)

Eastbound commuter to NY Penn with an ex-PRR P70 still in Tuscan with Keystones.

A vintage PRR pickup truck poses alongside PRR GG1 4877 in front of the shops at the United Railroad Historical Society of New Jersey's restoration facility. The URHS hosted a night photoshoot ut... (more)

Pennsylvania Railroaders. On September 24, 2022 the United Railroad Historical Society of New Jersey hosted a night shoot event featuring their restored historic equipment. GG1 no. ... (more)

The Standard Railroad Of The World In The Garden State. With former Pennsylvania Railroad GP9 7000 returned from its extended lease to Cape May Seashore Lines in Tuckahoe, New Jersey to the... (more)

Amtrak's heritage GG1, 4935, rushes through a curve with the nine car "Broadway Limited" in tow.

The fireman on a westbound GG1-powered Amtrak passenger train has stepped off onto the high-level platform for a quick inspection. No. 4895 was built in April, 1940 by Altoona-Westinghouse and wa... (more)

In the summer of ‘57 the five-band scheme was being phased out.

Something you didn't see too often- a GG-1 coupled to an F40PHR. The occasion was the "Farewell to the GG-1" excursion by the Lancaster Chapter NRHS; a circle trip using the PRR mainlin... (more)

A GG1-powered Phillies Baseball Special is ready to depart from behind the old JFK (Municipal) Stadium, in the shadow of I-95. The 910, now in the lead, had trailed the PRR 4935 on the eastbound t... (more)

The now-preserved GG-1 No. 4859, as seen in the Rutherford scrap line alongside the old Reading Lines steam era coal dock. The 4859 was built by Altoona/GE in December, 1937 and can now be seen o... (more)

Original Kodachrome slide by B. Van Sant. Conrail TV-22 passes through Harrisburg station with two ex-PRR GG-1s.

An aging GG1 shows its heritage, living out its days on a siding at the end of the Cooperstown and Charlotte Valley Railway.