Doyle McCormack's beautifully restored Nickel Plate PA1 actually began life as a Santa Fe unit, then served under the Delaware & Hudson and the NdeM. She is now proud blue and white (with table an... (more)
Doyle McCormack's 1948 Alco built Nickel Plate PA-1 No. 190 poses for photos by the Bob Julian Roundhouse during the NCTM's "Streamliners" event.
The locomotive was originally built for the San... (more)
Doyle McCormack's Nickel Plate Road PA-1 No. 190, originally built in 1948 for the Santa Fe (and later used on the Delaware & Hudson and in Mexico) sits on display by the former Southern roundhous... (more)
The nose of Doyle McCormack's pride and joy glistens in the morning sun on a Saturday at the engine house.
It's about to get loud up there!
Streamliners at Spencer.
From Wikipedia: Nickel Plate Road #190 is a Morrison-Knudsen PA4 diesel locomotive rebuilt from an ALCO PA in 1975. Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway #62L was a PA1, sold to the Delaware an... (more)
"Nickel Plate Road 190" is seen on display at the Oregon Rail Heritage Center. The classic Alco PA is posed in its current home at the heritage center where it shares indoor space with steam loco... (more)
A nice night scene posed at the Streamliners at Spencer event.
Lots of classic colors were at the Streamliners at Spencer event, and some contemporary ones too.
Lots of classic colors were at the Streamliners at Spencer event.
Streamliners: A few of the Spencer Streamliners lounge in the afternoon sun.
NKP PA1 poses at Barber Junction Station during the Streamliner's night photo session.
One Year Later: As the Saturday photo shoot began to wind down and was almost ready to close, the fans began to stir: NKP 190 was on the move. It was being pulled from its spot by the roun... (more)
