EL 3607
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National Museum of Transportation
Erie Lackawanna 3607 at the National Museum of Transportation.
Unsure whether this is the current owner or if this plate is old.
One of 34 SD45s built for the Erie Lackawanna. Finished in 1967, this engine would only serve nine years on the railroad before it was merged into Conrail.
EL SD45 3607 sits at the National Museum of Transportation in Kirkwood.
SD45
The rather typical exterior of this EL unit hides the fact that this was one of the first 20 cylinder turbo-charged engines ever built for locomotives overcoming several technical hurdles. Often overlooked as an average diesel, it now resides at the National Museum of Transportation.
A National Museum of Transportation information sign for the EL SD-45 loco on display.
At St Louis County Museum Of Transportation
Sitting in the yard.
Eastbound passing the B&O Akron Union Station (Date approximate)
1967 Electro-Motive Divison of GM; SD45 road-switcher
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An SD45 that escaped Conrail paint and remains in her Erie-Lackawanna scheme.
EMD SD45 built in 1967 for the EL. Passed to Conrail with their bankruptcy in 1976.
Two EL
Frie Lackawanna 3607
Big Boy in the Back Ground.
While in St. Louis, I visited the Museum of Transportation. Lots of very interesting equipment, this is one of the more colorful locomotives.
