Retired in Erie |

Retired in Erie

The hulk of Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Alco HH 1000 No. 2314 sits outside the GE Erie locomotive assembly plan in the late 1960s. The switcher was a trade-in for other motive power.

Photograph by Robert Farkas

Tags: Alco HH 1000 switcher, Alco switchers, GE Erie locomotive plant, Robert Farkas photography, Santa Fe locomotives, Santa Fe motive power, Santa Fe switchers

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