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Photo ID: 334454

Locomotive: New York Central EMD E7(A)	Location/Date of Photo: Small Valley Grafton, Massachusetts, USA December, 1966
Locomotive No./Train ID Unknown Unknown	Photographer: Donald Haskel Contact Donald Haskel + Add to Favorites

Remarks: The Mail train heading toward Boston. In several years NYC will become PC and all mail service will be taken off the trains. At the time of this shot it was hard to comprehend future vintage. To see way freight at same location. here.

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Photo ID: 334165

Locomotive: New York Central EMD GP40	Location/Date of Photo: From highway bridge Wellesley Farms, Massachusetts, USA September, 1966
Locomotive No./Train ID NYC 3040 NYC LS-1	Photographer: Donald Haskel Contact Donald Haskel + Add to Favorites

Remarks: New York Central LS-1 heads west. The GP 40s are feeling the strain of the first major westbound grade on the old Boston and Abany line.

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Photo ID: 333473

Locomotive: New York Central observation car	Location/Date of Photo: Englewood station Englewood, Illinois, USA June 07, 1962
Locomotive No./Train ID Unknown NYC 28	Photographer: Bob Krone Contact Bob Krone + Add to Favorites

Remarks: The observation car Hickory Creek brings up the rear of New York Central's renowned 20th CENTURY LIMITED as it pauses in Englewood. Passengers are already being served their drinks in the lounge.

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Photo ID: 333472

Locomotive: New York Central EMD E7(A)	Location/Date of Photo: Englewood station Englewood, Illinois, USA June 07, 1962
Locomotive No./Train ID NYC 4002 NYC 355	Photographer: Bob Krone Contact Bob Krone + Add to Favorites

Remarks: One of NYC's first E7 units is paired with an E7B on the MICHIGAN inbound to Chicago. This unit and 4003 were delivered new in black with simple white striping which didn't last. The two units also had slotted passenger pilots when new.

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Photo ID: 333471

Locomotive: New York Central EMD E8(A)	Location/Date of Photo: Englewood station Englewood, Illinois, USA June 07, 1962
Locomotive No./Train ID NYC 4095 NYC 2-28	Photographer: Bob Krone Contact Bob Krone + Add to Favorites

Remarks: New York Central's last E8 unit is paired with another, black one on the front of the combined PACEMAKER-NEW ENGLAND STATES as it slows for Englewood station.

Favorited: 30

Photo ID: 333372

Locomotive: New York Central EMD E7(A)	Location/Date of Photo: Breakneck Tunnel Cold Spring, New York, USA March 29, 1962
Locomotive No./Train ID NYC 4028 NYC 2	Photographer: Bob Krone Contact Bob Krone + Add to Favorites

Remarks: New York Central E7 A-B units exit Breakneck Tunnel with THE PACEMAKER from Chicago. The four track mainline along the Hudson River has recently become double-tracked.

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Photo ID: 332441

Locomotive: New York Central Freight Station	Location/Date of Photo: Across from station. Westboro, Massachusetts, USA November, 1966
Locomotive No./Train ID Unknown Unknown	Photographer: Donald Haskel Contact Donald Haskel + Add to Favorites

Remarks: One of the last Boston and Albany buildings left standing in the 60's. More than 25 years after the New York Central fully absorbed the B&A.

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Favorited: 15

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Photo ID: 332439

Locomotive: New York Central EMD E7(A)	Location/Date of Photo: From Station overpass. Welleseley Hills, Massachusetts, USA April, 1966
Locomotive No./Train ID NYC 4033 Unknown	Photographer: Donald Haskel Contact Donald Haskel + Add to Favorites

Remarks: When RS3's were not available, the big E units were assigned to commuter trains. This E7 seems to be leaking. I hope the crew makes it to Framingham before they run out.

Favorited: 19

Photo ID: 330643

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Locomotive: New York Central EMD E8(A)	Location/Date of Photo: NYC station Albany, New York, USA March, 1967
Locomotive No./Train ID NYC 4038 Unknown	Photographer: John West Contact John West + Add to Favorites

Remarks: Don't remember a whole lot about this picture. The building on the left is the iconic former headquarters of the D&H. The train is probably the westbound Empire State Express. I was enroute between NYC and Montreal via the D&H. The building is still there but I believe the rest of what is in this picture would be unrecognizable today as a result of redevelopment. I wish it were more visible in the web version, but one of the really neat things about this image are the faces of the engineer and fireman in the cab, sitting at attention and ready to go, a classic pose for kings of the high iron.

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Photo ID: 328398

Locomotive: New York Central GE U25B	Location/Date of Photo: Lake Shore Railway Museum North East, Pennsylvania, USA June 10, 2010
Locomotive No./Train ID NYC 2500 N/A	Photographer: Cody Zamostny Contact Cody Zamostny + Add to Favorites

Remarks: After four separate paint jobs through out its lifespan, the first U25B in existence is back in the NYC paint scheme, after dawning the livery of GE Demonstrator paint, its first coat of NYC black, Penn Central and Conrail before being put on display in the Lake Shore Railway Museum.

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Photo ID: 321104

Locomotive: New York Central Electric T-Motor	Location/Date of Photo: Southbound platform North White Plains, New York, USA June 20, 1968
Locomotive No./Train ID NYC 263 Unknown	Photographer: George W. Hamlin Contact George W. Hamlin + Add to Favorites

Remarks: Hauling P-Motor (and coaches) to the yard that had brought the RDCs in the background out from Grand Central

Favorited: 21

Photo ID: 320560

Locomotive: New York Central Electric P-2b	Location/Date of Photo: Southbound platform North White Plains, New York, USA June 20, 1968
Locomotive No./Train ID NYC 229 Southbound	Photographer: George W. Hamlin Contact George W. Hamlin + Add to Favorites

Remarks: Ready to go after the switch from diesel to electric. Note northbound behind another P-motor in the distance at the Holland Avenue platform, towing RDCs on the rear.

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Photo ID: 320349

Locomotive: New York Central Electric P-2b	Location/Date of Photo: Station Harmon, New York, USA July 13, 1974
Locomotive No./Train ID NYC 4625 Unknown	Photographer: George W. Hamlin Contact George W. Hamlin + Add to Favorites

Remarks: One of the few former CUT motors left by 1974

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Photo ID: 320346

Locomotive: New York Central EMD E8(A)	Location/Date of Photo: Shop Harmon, New York, USA December 27, 1966
Locomotive No./Train ID NYC 4094 Unknown	Photographer: George W. Hamlin Contact George W. Hamlin + Add to Favorites

Remarks: Lots of goodies visible

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Photo ID: 319150

Locomotive: New York Central EMD E8(A)	Location/Date of Photo: Altoona Yard Altoona, Pennsylvania, USA May 27, 1978
Locomotive No./Train ID NYC 4093 Unknown	Photographer: Mike Stellpflug Contact Mike Stellpflug + Add to Favorites

Remarks: Although it was never officially on the CR roster, this old NYC unit was in the Altoona deadlines. The old unit has been shoved off the end of track, with the rear truck resting on the ground. Looks like the local youth have been having a good time throwing rocks at her windows too!

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