...and a CR freight rumbling over the high line too!
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This was back when railfanning Amtrak was fun. Thanks for sharing an excellent collection of gems. I note that most of the AEM7s here have both pans raised, (also in your more modern shot of the ACS64s). I have seen that many times in the Race motor pit, but I am not sure why they do that.
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What is that behind the engine/motor terminal? Is that a building lower than RR grade?
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Yes, Amtrak definitely had more variety back then. As to what is in the background, the grayish concrete-covered area below the Philadelphia Museum of Art is actually the various ramps of an interchange on I-76, the Schuylkill Expressway.
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