PRR 4219 - Pennsylvania RR

Name	Type	Comments	Date

James LaRue	General	Gary, this looks like South Amboy too. That would be the power station in the back, next to the Raritan River. 4200 series was the renumbering for the Penn Central merger. The picture could be 1968-72 maybe? Last tuscan red engine with a stripe on it running on the NY&LB that I remember was late 73, maybe into early 74. Thanks for putting these pictures up. They are appreciated.	2/27/2013 12:58:40 PM

James LaRue	General	Gary, this looks like South Amboy too. That would be the power station in the back, next to the Raritan River. 4200 series was the renumbering for the Penn Central merger. The picture could be 1968-72 maybe? Last tuscan red engine with a stripe on it running on the NY&LB that I remember was late 73, maybe into early 74. Thanks for putting these pictures up. They are appreciated.	2/27/2013 12:59:15 PM

PRR 4219 - Pennsylvania RR
A crew member is climbing down from the cab of this unit. Delivered to PRR as #5859 but renumbered after PRR 2-10-0 was retired. James LaRue has helped narrow the time and location (see comments below)
Date: 6/6/1968	Location: South Amboy, NJ	Views: 737	Collection Of: Gary Everhart
Locomotives: PRR 4219(E7A)			Author: Gary Everhart

Picture Categories: Roster,Passenger		This picture is part of album: PRR E7A's

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