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Misc. Caboose and Equipment Page-5 of 8-!
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-Click below for a rear view of Reading FP-7A #902, on display at the Wilmington Del. Amtrak Station. The Reading had 8 FP-7's,(class DP-1) built by EMD in 1950-52. 2 Reading FP-7s have been restored by The National Railway Historical Society Chapters in Philadelphia and Lancaster Pa. 5/96.
Click below to see Reading FP-7A #903 on display at the Wilmington Del. Amtrak Station. 2 Reading FP-7s have been restored by The National Railway Historical Society Chapters in Philadelphia and Lancaster Pa. 5/97.
-Click below to see Long Island Railroad (LIRR) Alco Cab Unit FA2M #605.( ex L&N #310 ) It is passing through the CSX (Conrail) Greenwich Yard in Philadelphia Pa., after being sold by the LIRR. 9/25/99.
-Click below for a "telephoto" front end shot of Long Island Railroad (LIRR) Alco Cab Unit FA2M #605( ex L&N #310 ). It is sitting with some Conrail engines the CSX (Conrail) Greenwich Yard in Philadelphia Pa. Note the unfinished trackwork in the bottom left of the picture. 9/25/99.
-Click below to see a close front view of Long Island Railroad (LIRR) Alco Cab Unit FA2M #605( ex L&N #310 ). It is sitting in the CSX (Conrail) Greenwich Yard in Philadelphia Pa. Note the missing headlight. 9/25/99.
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Click here to see former LIRR Alco FA-1 Cab Car # 617. This was built in 1947 as # 0428 for The New Haven Railroad. It was purchased from Scrapper in New Jersey, and arrived at the Danbury Railway Museum on 11/5/99. The trucks have been "borrowed" for use on an Alco Switcher. Danbury Railway Museum, Danbury Conn. 7/6/02.
Click here for a front 3/4 view of Long Island Railroad (LIRR) "Power Pack" #622. It is sitting under the afternoon sun at the Pavonia Engine Terminal, Camden N.J. 3/19/01.
Click here for a front "head on" look at Long Island Railroad (LIRR) "Power Pack" #622. This engine, seen here at the Pavonia Engine Terminal, Camden N.J., will be going to Septa in Phila. Pa. 3/19/01.
Click here to see former Conrail RS-11 #7589, built by ALCO in 1956 and rated at 1800 HP. This road switching locomotive, ex Penn Central # 7662, exx New Haven # 1402, was acquired from Martin Marietta and arrived at The Danbury Railway Museum on 6/20/01. Danbury Railway Museum, Danbury Conn. 7/6/02.
Click here to see New Haven RS-1 # 0673, built by ALCO in 1948. This 1000 HP road switcher was purchased from The Green Mountain Railroad in 1995 and arrived at The Danbury Railway Museum on 1/19/96. Danbury Railway Museum, Danbury Conn. 7/6/02.
Click here to see former LIRR Alco FA-1 Cab Car # 617. This was built in 1947 as # 0428 for The New Haven Railroad. It was purchased from Scrapper in New Jersey, and arrived at the Danbury Railway Museum on 11/5/99. The trucks have been "borrowed" for use on an Alco Switcher. Danbury Railway Museum, Danbury Conn. 7/6/02.
Click here for a front 3/4 view of Long Island Railroad (LIRR) "Power Pack" #622. It is sitting under the afternoon sun at the Pavonia Engine Terminal, Camden N.J. 3/19/01.
Click here for a front "head on" look at Long Island Railroad (LIRR) "Power Pack" #622. This engine, seen here at the Pavonia Engine Terminal, Camden N.J., will be going to Septa in Phila. Pa. 3/19/01.
Click here to see former Conrail RS-11 #7589, built by ALCO in 1956 and rated at 1800 HP. This road switching locomotive, ex Penn Central # 7662, exx New Haven # 1402, was acquired from Martin Marietta and arrived at The Danbury Railway Museum on 6/20/01. Danbury Railway Museum, Danbury Conn. 7/6/02.
Click here to see New Haven RS-1 # 0673, built by ALCO in 1948. This 1000 HP road switcher was purchased from The Green Mountain Railroad in 1995 and arrived at The Danbury Railway Museum on 1/19/96. Danbury Railway Museum, Danbury Conn. 7/6/02.
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