GG-1's on freight, coming and going! The icing on the cake was the trailing motor on the right- the unique "Old Rivets" #4800.

Window of Opportunity While on an excursion from the B&O Railroad Museum to a site near it's maintenance shops, I had a chance to capture PRR #4876, the GG1 that is best known for crashing... (more)

GG-1 rescues E60CP

Show Piece. Arguably the center piece of the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania's collection, Altoona-built GG-1 #4935 served three owners over a 40-year career before retiring to a cen... (more)

These next few uploads are from a box of random transparencies Al Chione had dupes made of. So perhaps you have one of these from Al's sets of John's slide duplicates. A G makes a move on the br... (more)

A Pennsy GG-1 in Waukesha, WI? In early 1995, the B&O Railroad Museum sent this GG-1 to the National Railroad Museum in Green Bay, WI in exchange for a Fairbanks Morse H12-44. Here it sits in Wauk... (more)

Pair of GG1's waiting for work while parked on the PRR-PRSL west-bound connector (the line that connects Atlantic City NJ with the Pennsy main line north of Phila.) Apparently, not enough traffic... (more)

Former Pennsylvania GG1 4931 leads a southbound SCL Florida train just a few months after the PC merger. The substantial Nassau tower was built in 1944.

Three GG-1's run light northbound through Adams Station on the Penn Central mainline. Was there any train these motors could not handle?

Dismounting from the steed

GG1 4935 returned to Washington Terminal for possibly its last time ever. This beautifully restored historic locomotive made a remarkable journey from the Railroad Museum of PA to Washington DC t... (more)

Grand, Glorious and One heck of a locomotive, and doing what it was made to do, high speed passenger railroading on the Corridor. Poignant this time was for the end of the GG-1's reign was very n... (more)

In a classic scene, recently painted in Pennsy tuscan red, GG1 4877 passes the manually operated crossing gates to couple to a northbound commuter train.

Conrail GG1s #4828 and #4867 emerge from under the flyover at Lane Tower with a southbound freight.