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Discussion Related to the Reading Company 1833-1976 and it's predecessors Philadelphia and Reading Rail Road and then the Philadelphia and Reading Railway.

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 #694543  by JhnZ33
 
I believe they may still be at the Pensylvania RR Museum across the street from the Strasburg RR.
 #694552  by scotty269
 
maguire54 wrote:Can someone tell me where the two Reading F-units, 902 and 903 are stored currently?
As of last summer, they were being kept at the RR Museum of PA.

http://yfrog.com/0d1001866ij (look to left)
 #695065  by jfrey40535
 
Was up there today, they're there parked next to the E-60.
 #695077  by scotty269
 
jfrey40535 wrote:Was up there today, they're there parked next to the E-60.
You mean, here?
 #820102  by glennk419
 
chuchubob wrote:They're at Steamtown, visiting for the NRHS convention.
..and looking better than ever, Thanks Bob.
 #821869  by RDG Diesel
 
Although it was not part of the NRHS convention the RDG F's were out on an excursion from Scranton to the Delaware Water Gap and back on 6/26 Here are a few photos I took after the Power was ready on Friday night

http://i260.photobucket.com/albums/ii36 ... G_5441.jpg

http://i260.photobucket.com/albums/ii36 ... G_5475.jpg

Some of you may notice an addition or two. Both engines now have replica vinyl builders plates and the Jeweled Numberboards. The Numberboards were a joint effort between the ARHS and the RCT&HS.

http://i260.photobucket.com/albums/ii36 ... G_5449.jpg

http://i260.photobucket.com/albums/ii36 ... G_5501.jpg
 #821874  by glennk419
 
Nicely done. I was wondering when/if the numberboards were going to return.
 #839941  by glennk419
 
RCT&HS has announced that the FP-7's will be powering excursions on Saturday, September 4 between Scranton and Cresco / East Stroudsburg. as part of Railfest 2010. Apparently at least one of the excursions is already sold out, additional information can be obtained on the Steamtown website.

http://www.nps.gov/stea/planyourvisit/railfest-2010.htm