General Electric has donated a locomotive control stand that will be put on display later this year at the Lake Shore Railway Historical Society and Museum in North East, Pa.
It was used in a test lab as a simulator and is similar to those installed in Dash-8 series locomotives
Carrying serial plate No. 1, the control stand dates from early Dash-7 days and was the first GE locomotive stand to comply with Association of American Railroads standards.
It was used in Building 42 of the GE complex in Erie, Pa.
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