2025年3月7日 · As the foremost proprietor and user of Alco locomotives in the world, GVT’s crack team of locomotive mechanics at the Von Storch Locomotive Shops will evaluate NKP 190’s current condition and scope out what work remains to return the locomotive to service leading GVT Rail/Delaware-Lackawanna office car specials

2023年3月2日 · Genesee Valley Transportation has purchased one of the only surviving American Locomotive Company PAs, “Nickel Plate Road 190,” which has been restored to near-operating condition in Portland, Ore., by preservationist Doyle McCormack.

Nickel Plate Road No. 190 is a PA-1 type diesel locomotive built by the American Locomotive Company (ALCO) in December 1948, originally for the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway (AT&SF) and then later to the Delaware & Hudson Railroad (D&H) …

2024年10月16日 · Nickel Plate Road PA-1 #190 is a replica of the railroad's original, which was scrapped long ago. However, thanks to the efforts of Doyle McCormack this fabled locomotive was brought back to life during a 21-year rebuild (2002-2023).

2025年2月21日 · Today, Doyle McCormack has successful restored former Santa Fe PA-1 #62-L into Nickel Plate Road #190. The locomotive he lovingly brought back to life has since been sold (March, 2023) to Genesee Valley Transportation of Pennsylvania, which plans to use the locomotive in excursion service.

2023年5月16日 · Alco PA No. 190, shown near South Bend, Ind., on Friday, May 12, will initially be displayed at Steamtown National Historic Site when it arrives in Scranton, Pa., at the conclusion of it move from Portland, Ore. Bruce Stahl

2023年5月20日 · Back in March, preservationist Doyle McCormack sold his NKP 190 to GVT, where it would then make the trip back to home rails in Scranton, PA where it operated over 40 years ago on the Delaware...

2023年6月23日 · Genesee Valley Transportation’s Alco PA “Nickel Plate 190” took a spin on the turntable at Steamtown National Historic Site in Scranton, Pa., on June 21, 2023. Built as Santa Fe 62L in 1948, the unit was brought back from Mexico as a wrecked body shell in 2000.

The Delaware-Lackawanna Railroad has acquired Alco PA “Nickel Plate 190,” the lifelong restoration project of Doyle McCormack. The classic Alco passenger cab locomotive is now in Scranton, Pa., presently displayed in Steamtown.

It's a restored from the frame up Alco PA-1 that was once an upgrade...more. 's official roster is a private ownership with close ties to the ORHC. Of course, it's Doyle McCormack's beloved Nickel...