- PRR),
legal name The
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, also
known as the "
Pennsy", was an
American class I
railroad that was
established in 1846 and headquartered...
- The
Pennsy Greenway is a rail
trail in the
Chicago metropolitan area
running from Lansing,
Illinois to Schererville, Indiana. The
trail runs on the former...
- have
smokebox mounted keystone shaped numberplates.
Freight engines on the
Pennsy had
circular numberplates. Like most PRR
steam locomotives, the M1 and M1a...
- from GM and
began operating it
between New York City and
Pittsburgh as the
Pennsy (No. 1000). In June, the
Pennsylvania reduced its Aerotrain's route, whereupon...
- s****ped and none were preserved. Harley, E.T. (1982).
classic Power 5:
Pennsy Q class. Hicksville, New York: N.J. International. ISBN 0-934088-09-8. William...
- in 1957-8
caused both the
Pennsy and the New York
Central to lose
seventeen percent of
their revenue.
Symes believed Pennsy and
Central to be complementary...
- The Toledo,
Peoria and
Western Railway (reporting mark TPW) is a
short line
railroad that
operates 247
miles (398 km) of
track from Mapleton, Illinois...
- p****enger
trains arrived and
departed daily to
Chicago and St.
Louis on "
Pennsy"
rails and
beyond on
connecting railroads to
Miami and the west.
Along with...
-
November 2023. Saxon,
Wolfgang (23
September 1974). "A. J. Greenough, Last
Pennsy Head". The New York Times. Page 38,
column 3.
Retrieved 24
November 2023...
- (
Pennsy Co.), 1918 (PRR), 1968 (Penn Central), 1976 (Conrail), 1994 (NS), 1999 (CSX), 2004 (CFE))
Closed 1869 (independent), 1871 (PRR), 1918 (
Pennsy Co...