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May 20, 2018 19:42 |  #1

Referring back to THIS POST and THIS POST

Cormac took a picture recently of a Penn Central engine coming out of Elkhart, Indiana

I have lived in Elkhart 99% of my life, but I have not seen any PC engines since the 70's when Penn Central folded up; 1976 per Wikipedia.

Norfolk Southern now operates the rail yard in Elkhart.

I am wondering since it appears NS does still use these engines, do they possibly use the engines one direction only from Elkhart, which I would guess would be heading west towards South Bend.

The bulk of the trains I see would be heading south out of Elkhart going towards Goshen, Indiana

It seems to me that in all the years I have lived in Elkhart, and I do see a fair amount of the trains going towards Goshen that I would have seen PC engines from time to time in the last several decades.

Or did NS just recently bring the PC engines out of retirement?

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My interest in trains.... my father was a railroader starting with New York Central and retiring from Penn Central in 1975 serving around 40 years in total.


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Question answered here

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