History

Consolidated Rail Corporation, also known as Conrail (AAR reporting marks CR), began operations on April 1, 1976 as a federally-funded takeover of the major railroad companies in the Northeastern United States, all of which were financially failing. Between the years 1976 to 1997 the company was very profitable. However, in 1999 it was divided between Norfolk Southern Railway and CSX Transportation, with three terminal switching districts operated by successor Conrail Shared Assets Operations.*

*information obtained from wikipedia.org

Locomotives

Left	Right	Details	Notes
		Conrail GE C-40-8	-
		Conrail GE C-40-8W	-
		Conrail Quality GE C-40-8W	-
		Conrail EMD GP-38-2	painted by Jack Prange; ex-Pennsylvania Central
		Conrail Quality EMD GP-38-2	painted by Jack Prange; ex-Pennslyvania Central
		Conrail EMD GP-40-2	painted by Jack Prange; ex-Pennslyvania Central
		Conrail Quality EMD GP-40-2	painted by Jack Prange; ex-Pennslyvania Central
		Conrail EMD SD-40-2	-
		Conrail EMD SD-40-2	white reflective frame stripe
		Conrail Quality EMD SD-40-2	-
		Conrail Quality EMD SD-60I	-
		Conrail Quality EMD SD-70	-

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Rolling Stock

Left	Right / Universal	Details	Notes
-	**image under reconstruction**	Conrail 53 ft. Coil Car	-
-		Conrail N21-Class Caboose	weathered
-		Conrail N21-Class Caboose	weathered
-		Conrail N21-Class Caboose	windows boarded; weathered

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