Why are GG1s so famous? #GG1 #PennsylvaniaRailroad #ElectricLocomotive #TrainHistory #RailroadMuseum #NationalRailroadMuseum #TrainLovers #LocomotiveLegend #HistoricTrains #TrainSpotting | Train Lovers

When was the last time a GG1 ran? 🤔⚡ The legendary Pennsylvania Railroad GG1s ruled the electrified lines for decades with their power and elegance. This one, GG1 No. 4927, was built in 1942 and is now preserved at the Illinois Railway Museum. 💭 When do you think the last GG1 ran in regular service? #TrainLovers #PRRGG1 #RailHistory #ElectricLocomotive #IllinoisRailwayMuseum #HistoricTrains #PRR | Train Lovers

73K views · 6.2K reactions | Freight activity on the Pennsylvania Railroad at Carleton, Ohio with a Pennsy local and a C&O train! From the Green Frog show "Pennsylvania Railroad, Emory Gulash in the 1950s" https://rfd.video/PennsylvaniaRR | Railfan Depot | Facebook

1.2M views · 35K reactions | *PRR Archive* In Elizabeth, New Jersey, the Pennsylvania Railroad's PR department excels itself! They show two steam engines (one streamlined K4, one regular), a GG1, and a P5a-modified - all racing on the 4-track main line. This archive video shows rail travel in all of its glorious power! (Yes, Im romanticizing it, but Im ok with it!) | Reading and Lehigh Railroad, N scale | Facebook

Watch the trains on the Pennsylvania Middle Division operating HO scale layout in action in the second floor gallery at the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania. https://rrmuseumpa.org/ @rrmuseumpa #rrmuseumofpa #hoscale #pennsylvaniarailroad #modeltrains #historictrains #strasburgpa | Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania