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N.C. Transportation Museum Acquires Aberdeen & Rockfish GP7
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N.C. Transportation Museum Acquires Aberdeen & Rockfish GP7
A GP7 locomotive, acquired from the Aberdeen & Rockfish Railroad—a family-owned North Carolina short line established in 1892—is now part of the collection at the North Carolina Transportation Museum. The locomotive, which was donated by the railroad, is expected to arrive at the museum in Spencer, N.C., soon. Purchased new by A&R in 1951, GP7 205 is a prime example of a first-generation EMD. The engine was never sold or leased, and spent its e…
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