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Does anyone know where the PC and PRR operated the MP54s? WHat I mean is that were they run all the way to Wilmington (DE) (as the MUs are today) or just say Suburban Station to Chester or something like that?Just wondering and pondering about incorporating into an activity.Gh
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>Does anyone know where the PC and PRR operated the MP54s?
>WHat I mean is that were they run all the way to Wilmington
>(DE) (as the MUs are today) or just say Suburban Station to
>Chester or something like that?
>
>Just wondering and pondering about incorporating into an
>activity. The MP54's operated all the way from as far south as Wilmington up to New York City. They also operated many of today's SEPTA lines (some were operated by Reading).There was also a set or two assigned to Washington, DC that ran the commuter train from there to Baltimore, long before MARC was created.
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I was wondering if it was prototypical to run those cars down on that end of the NEC. I believe that I had read about a set that was used to ferry employees to and from the station in D.C., but that was it. Thanks for clearing things up.Henry
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