Eastern Railroad Discussion > What's your favorite piece of restored RR Equipment?

Discussion on Western board. Interested in hearing answer's from the Eastern board too. Link http://www.trainorders.com/discussion/read.php?1,2918687

Reading Company Technical & Historical Society Alco 630 #5308!

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RDG630 Wrote:
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> Reading Company Technical & Historical Society
> Alco 630 #5308!

Great pick!

AC Tower in Marion, Ohio

Wow, so much to choose from! Much a I love the many restored steam beauties we have, I'd likely be torn between HARRIS tower in Harrisburg and AC in Marion (the latter in part due to living in Ohio and going to Marion for years, and due to Marion also having so many other restored tower boards, etc...). Not surprisingly, signaling and dispatching tend to be my area of interest... ;)

That Reading is tough to beat.

The Delaware Lackawanna's fleet of 4 RS3s, especially when they are all working together.

Tim

The CN Hawker Siddley caboose in my backyard.

Except that the restoration isn't finished yet...

ACL 501.

Bennett Levins PRR E-8's!
Ed K.cp Laurel Run

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Another vote for Reading, but for the FP7 902. While searching for a photo to insert here, I found this shot showing four preserved pieces of equipment.
1. RDG 902: restored by the Lancaster Chpt.,NRHS and now owned by the Reading Company Tech. & Hist. Society.
2. RDG 903: (left edge of photo)restored and owned by the Philadelphia Chpt., NRHS and leased to the RCT&HS.
3. P and R 10: Strasburg Rail Road
4. J Tower: formerly located in Lemoyne, PA; moved and restored by the Lancaster Chpt., NRHS; now located on the Strasburg Rail Road.
Photo was taken January 2008 on the SRR. Some day I will open Photo Shop and get to work on that annoying lamp post.

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New York Grand Central Terminal

Hoboken Lackawanna Terminal

Cincinnati Union Terminal

Nickel Plate 765

East Broad Top (locomotives, rolling stock and various structures)

Levin's PRR E8s

FOUR AND A QUARTER

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