Delaware & Hudson Railroad, Watervliet, New York , 1988
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Three of the four ex–Santa Fe Alco PA1s—nos. 17, 18, & 19—acquired by D&H president Frederick C. “Buck” Dumaine in 1967 for use on the enhanced Montreal passenger services, pose in front of the extensive shop complex at Colonie, near Albany, New York. The day service was known as the Laurentian and the night was known as the Montreal Sleeper. As the last survivors of a type of diesel passenger locomotive considered by many to be the best–looking model ever produced, they were widely photographed during their tenure on the D&H.

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Other works by Jim Shaughnessy

Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad, Romeo, Colorado , 1959
h = 50 in
archival pigment print
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Canadian National Railroad, Brockville, Ontario , 1958
h = 50 in
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Canadian Pacific Railroad, Cookshire, Quebec , 1956
h = 80 in
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Canadian National Railroad, Montreal, Quebec , 1954
h = 50 in
archival pigment print
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Rutland Railroad, Walloomsac River, near state line, New York , 1959
archival pigment print
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