Nostalgia & History > Some PC on the EL

The Erie Lackawanna ID(inter-divisional)trains would blast through this location at 40(or better-note that elevation!),but Conrail ended that on day one,and would recrew every train in Kent.Waiting on a new crew to show up was this neat GP-38/GP-38-2/U-25-B/GP-35 consist.I\'m sure we moaned and groaned about those "ugly PC units" leading on the EL side,but how soon it all-even Conrail-disappeared.
RAD

How true RAD. We all moaned as the GMY units were transfered to other locations.
Here\'s TV-10 arriving at the extreme east end of the EL, Croxton Yard.
http://railpictures.net/viewphoto.php?id=18531
John C. Durant

CRmac80 wrote:

> The Erie Lackawanna ID(inter-divisional)trains would blast
> through this location at 40(or better-note that elevation!),but
> Conrail ended that on day one,and would recrew every train in
> Kent.Waiting on a new crew to show up was this neat
> GP-38/GP-38-2/U-25-B/GP-35 consist.I\'m sure we moaned and
> groaned about those "ugly PC units" leading on the EL side,but
> how soon it all-even Conrail-disappeared.
> RAD
>
> http://www.railpictures.net/viewphoto.php?id=18604
>
> [%sig%]

Ooops! Fingers faster than brain....
Should be;
http://www.railpictures.net/viewphoto.php?id=18521
Sorry,
John C. Durant

There are a few recent scans of early Conrail linked below for those that might be interested,along with some other "nostalgic" shots that,in the grand scheme of things,wasn\'t really that long ago.
John C,I really have enjoyed your photos!
RAD

http://www.railpictures.net/showphotos.php?userid=172