Philadelphia area photos from November 25, 2005.
 
In Morrisville, PA, an EMD NW3 that was owned by A.E. Staley now works for an industrial company. The unit is one of seven units built for the Great Northern
At Morrisville Yard, some of the yard power engines layover.  Here we focus on GP38-2 5281, still wearing its Conrail Quality paint.
At Morrisville Yard, some of the yard power engines layover.  Here we focus on GP38-2 5271,  wearing NS "horse head" paint.
At Morrisville Yard, some of the yard power engines layover.  Here we focus on GP38-2 5287,  wearing NS "horse head" paint.
A yard crew was moving cars around using D9-40CW 9648 and D8-40CW 8340, still wearing its Conrail paint.
A photo of NS 8-40CW 8340, still in its Conrail paint.
A second photo of NS 8-40CW 8340, still in its Conrail paint.
Outside of CSX's South Philly Yard, the Canadian Pacific road power is laying over for the weekend.  On one end is CP 9002.
On the other end was SD40-2 5663.
Here's another look at the cab of CP SD40-2 5663.
Along South Columbus Avenue was CP GP38-2 7309, coupled to a group of freight cars.
A CSX train moves some cars around outside the yard.  Here's a close-up look at SD70MAC 4757.
Here is a side view of the 4757 and a sister unit.
At Longhorn, CSX K207 rolls through with ES44DC 5275 and 8-40C 7533.
Here's a closer look at 8-40C 7533.  Personally, I wish the standard cab unit was leading.
At Conrail's Ann Street facility, CSX GP40-2 4423, still wearing its Conrail Quality paint, is laying over for the weekend.

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