PC 3026

Name	Type	Comments	Date

Earl Karper, Sr.	General	I never heard of any railroad with catenary and passenger service (overhead wire on station platform tracks) in the Cleveland, OH area. Can you tell me more about that?	12/24/2008 7:08:06 PM

Frank Garon	General	The catenary was (and is) for the Cleveland RTA's Airport High Speed Line out to Hopkins Int'l Airport. It's a really fun ride, and there's plenty of good railroading along it. The same can be said for the Shaker Heights Rapid Transit line. I was lucky enough to ride both of them in the late 1970's. Cleveland is still a great city for railfanning - lots of interesting scenery and operations, I'd say. Hope this helps.	1/11/2010 5:11:02 PM

PC 3026
PC 3026, leading this eastbound TOFC, was originally NYC 3026 from their initial order of GP40s. She later became CR 3026, then C&NW 5515. She would have become UP 699, but was retired 4/2000 and sold to NRE. Date of photo approximate.
Date: 12/1/1971	Location: Cleveland, OH	Views: 975	Collection Of: Mike Woodruff
Locomotives: PC 3026(GP40)			Author: Mike Woodruff

Picture Categories:		This picture is part of album: PC, Conrail and NS action in the Buckeye State

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