Electric Legacy. Two venerable electric locomotives sit on display outside the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania. At right is Pennsylvania Railroad (PRR) GG1 no. 4800, one of 139 buil... (more)

An eastbound Amtrak Regional Express led by No. 915, emerges from the Hudson River tunnel into the now covered open pit before returning underground for its Penn Station stop. A series of double s... (more)

1942-built GG-1 915 (PRR 4916) whips a 2-car Washington Section of the National Limited over E. Bel Air Ave. crossing at 80 mph

Railroad Musuem of Pennsylvania's collection includes these two Northeast Corridor veterans. Amtrak 915 is a recently retired AEM7, while PRR 4800 is the original GGI, the only one that isn't stre... (more)

An original Kodachrome slide from my collection; the photographer was not specified.

Amtrak AEM7 #915 idles at the Race Street motor pit. This particular unit was preserved and now lives in Strasburg. A Richard Louderback original Kodachrome slide from my collection.

The 915 heads out of Penn Station into the light before ducking under the streets of New York to head into the tunnel under the Hudson River, while construction to cover the tracks with sky scrape... (more)

An Amtrak Regional Express makes its way west through Bristol, PA with AEM-7 No. 915 on the point. AEM-7s, Nos. 942 and 946 were the last units to operate in service with Amtrak and they made th... (more)

An Amtrak EMD/ASEA built AEM-7 (No. 915) sits on display, this day, next to the Museum's PRR GE/Baldwin built GG1 (No. 4800), "Old Rivets" The GG1 (built in 1934) was the first of its kind and ra... (more)

Merry Christmas, from the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania- the recently retired 915 and the PRR 4800 ("Old Rivets") are being pelted with the first snow of the season.

AMTK 915 joined its predecessors in Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania.

The "new(er) kid" in town - AMTK #915, built in 1980, now also retired from service, sits on display next in progression to the former PRR, ex-PC, ex-Conrail GG1 built in 1934 know affectionately ... (more)

Saved from the scrappers torch, Amtrak AEM7DC #915 basks in some late afternoon light at the Railroad Museum of PA.