NJT GG1 4875 is southbound crossing the swing bridge at Raritan Bay and about to enter S. Amboy, NJ. Here, the G's are taken off, and the E-8's will take the train to Bay Head, New Jersey. March 1... (more)

Amtrak 30th Street station Philadelphia Pennsylvania. July 17, 1977. Jack D Kuiphoff © photo

Eastbound passed Elmora tower.

CR, Conrail GG-1's 4806 4865, with a southbound CRWA-7 on the Northeast Corridor, at Colonia, New Jersey. January 27, 1979. Jack D Kuiphoff © photo

Conrail's GG-1 No. 4835 was built in July 1935, over 46 years prior to this photo's date. To see it in action in April 1977, click HERE

One of the seven Amtrak Platinum Mist GG-1s is southbound rounding the big superelevated curve north of Aberdeen's Amtrak station in March 1978- not long before the installation of concrete ties o... (more)

After the night photo session with PRR 4927 at Spaulding Tower the crews go to back to work putting the equipment away.

PRR 4927 is seen at Spaulding Tower during the night photo session after the Shay it Forward event at the Illinois Railway Museum.

PRR GG1 #4913 sits outside exposed to the elements in the turn table yard at the Railroader's Memorial Museum. Sadly, rust is slowly claiming more and more of the GG1's exterior.

The Pride of Altoona PRR 4913, a WWII-era electric soaks up the August sun at the Altoona Railroaders Memorial Museum.

PRR 4809 leads 11 cars at 60 MPH near Stelton New Jersey on August 19th 1937. Otto Perry photo, from my collection.

Westbound through Lancaster with some cool baggage cars.

For the first time ever, the Illinois Railway Museum's resident GG1 poses next to Spaulding Tower as museum volunteers re-enact hooping up orders during the museum's "Shay it Forward" ev... (more)

Hoopin’ Orders. PRR GG1 4927 hoops orders at Spaulding Tower during the Illinois Railway Museum’s ‘Shay It Forward’ night photo charter.

Pennsy GG-1 number 4927 is being prepared for a night shoot at the museum. Seen here after having temporary lighting installed. WCL 7525 and ATW (C&IM) 30 flank the GG-1.