Posted by FSWood on January 31, 2020 
Remember reading about that trip in Passenger Train Journal magazine back at that time. The only GG1's I remember seeing were stuffed and mounted; but in my kindergarten and first grade years we lived in New England and around DC and did a lot of driving places, so there is potential to have seen one alive and making time. Still consider them a grand machine.
Posted by Jeff Sell on January 31, 2020 
The Pennsy certainly made a winner when the GG1-1's were built....and they ran as good as they looked.
Posted by Carl Kulzer on February 1, 2020 
Beautiful shot of one of the all time great locomotives. I am amazed that such an old locomotive could still run at 100 MPH. Several years ago I visited the Illinois Railway Museum and viewed one on display with a placard stating that “ it could accelerate a 12 to 15 car train to 100 MPH in 65 seconds” Thanks for posting, and best regards.
Posted by mmi16 on February 2, 2020 
Looks strange in fresh paint. In service they were all dirty.
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