Gary (Pine) Indiana by santafetrainman Via Flickr: Around 1980, View south from the highline.
Source: Flickr / santafetrainman
Caption: “A former New York Central F7 with its old identity intact gets its face washed at Penn Central’s Colehour Yard in Hammond, Indiana, on a summer afternoon.”
August 1969
Photo by Tom Nelligan
CUS.Feb70 by [email protected] on Flickr.
The California Zephyr prepares for departure as the GM&O Abraham Lincoln and Penn Central James Whitcomb Riley prepare to move to their respective coach yards after their arrivals. Chicago Union Station February 1970 Photo by Joseph Petric
PC F7A 721 (xDRGW) 59th St. Chicago by fourhundredfleet on Flickr.
Caption: “In 1970 Penn Central’s motive power situation had become so ‘difficult’ that it purchased a small group of Rio Grande F units to supplement its own power. PC F7A 721 and a B unit await the next call to duty at the 59th Street roundhouse in Chicago, Ill. on August 29, 1970.” Photo by Jim Lewnard.
North Western Depot Chicago_IL by William Bird Via Flickr: Located on West Madison Street between Canal and Clinton Streets. The most modern terminal in the world, possessing all the accomodations of a modern hotel with the exception of the sleeping apartments.
Source: Flickr / edge_and_corner_wear
"Do Not Hump" / EJ&E Porter Line by santafetrainman Via Flickr: February 1977, Hobart Indiana, Penn Central heavy-duty flatcar with load on the EJ&E Porter Line just east of State Road 51 near Cleveland Ave.
Source: Flickr / santafetrainman
Penn Central locomotives including some still in PRR and NYCRR paint schemes.
Chicago
November 9, 1968
Photo by Steve Patterson
Source: railpictures.net
Two photos at the 21st Street crossing with the vertical lift bridge over the South Branch of the Chicago River in the background:
Top photo caption: “Penn Central’s 2-car Train 354 to Detroit is leaving a bit late as GM&O’s Train 1 The Limited follows it (and will turn to its right) out of Chicago on Feb. 27, 1969. GM&O E unit 103’s headlight reflects off the single PC coach.” Photo by Steve Patterson
Bottom photo taken at the same location in the 1930s (?). John W. Barriger III National Railroad Library. The Lewis Collection.
Note the "DRY ICE" sign in both photos to the left of the bridge.
Source: railpictures.net
19710740 08 PC 59th St. by davidwilson1949 on Flickr.
Caption: “Penn Central 59th St. was the former PRR ‘Panhandle Division’ classification yard. It was closed during the Penn-Central era. Eventually CSX purchased the property and it is the site of the 59th St. Intermodal Facility. “ Chicago July 1971 Photo by David Wilson