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Wolverine Super Moon
An eastbound Amtrak train number 252, a Wolverine, is speeding through Galesburg, Michigan. The moon is just past full (at 99.7% illumination).
The town of Galesburg is just east of Kalamazoo on the former Michigan Central Railroad, part of the New York Central System.
Eight images by Richard Koenig; taken November 5th 2025.
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CR 7506 Valparaiso, IN 2-4-1979 Photo by John Eagan (1)
The Valpo Dummy
The Imposing Smith Bridge
In my search for Conrail SD50 photos, I rediscovered this image that I exposed on February 23, 1985 and scanned back in 2010. My father and I had driven to Selkirk, New York to photograph a Massachusetts Bay Railroad Enthusiasts excursion scheduled to cross the Hudson on Conrailβs normally freight-only Selkirk Branch. The crown jewel of New York Centralβs low-grade Castleton Cutoff is theβ¦
@conrail-official @amtrak-official Imagine if Conrail still existed and stuff like this happened
(NIGHTTIME) Can A Train Carry A Train Track?
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CR 19324, Wierton, WV
9-2-1977
The GG1 is a class of streamlined electric locomotives built for the Pennsylvania Railroad (PRR) in the northeastern United States. The GG1 was developed as a replacement for the PRR P5 locomotives, which operated on the Pennsylvania Railroad in the early 1930s. Westinghouse Electric and General Electric were tasked with designing the locomotives to achieve a maximum speed of at least 100 mph (160 km/h), a streamlined body, and a centrally located driver's cab.
Service: The GG1 entered service with the PRR in 1935 and later served on its successor railroads, Penn Central, Conrail, and Amtrak. The last GG1 was retired by New Jersey Transit in 1983.
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