EMD FP7 - Preserved Examples

Preserved Examples

  • Chicago Great Western Railway 116A, on display, at Hub City Heritage Railroad Museum, Oelwein, Iowa.
  • Canadian Pacific Railway 4071, renumbered as Western Maryland Railway 243, in working condition and in use at the Durbin and Greenbrier Valley Railroad.
  • Clinchfield Railroad 200, renumbered as Western Maryland Railway 67, in working condition and in use at the Durbin and Greenbrier Valley Railroad.
  • Milwaukee Road 101A, on static display (possibly still in operable condition) in Cresco, IA.
  • Milwaukee Road 104C, at the Illinois Railway Museum, Union, Illinois
  • Reading 902, in operating condition.
  • Reading 903, in operating condition.
  • Soo Line 500A (né EMD demonstrator #9051), on display at Ladysmith, Wisconsin.
  • Soo Line 2500A (né EMD demonstrator #7001), restored to working condition, at Lake Superior Railroad Museum, Duluth, Minnesota.
  • Southern Railway (of the United States) No. 6133, in working condition at the North Carolina Transportation Museum at Spencer, North Carolina.
  • Southern Railway (of the United States) No. 6143, in working condition and in use at the Stone Mountain Park at Atlanta, Georgia.
  • Verde Canyon Railroad in Clarkdale, Arizona uses two ex-Alaska Railroad FP7s (1510 and 1512) to haul its excursion train.
  • Western Pacific 805-A, a locomotive used on the famous California Zephyr, is preserved in operable condition at the Western Pacific Railroad Museum at Portola, California.
  • R.J. Corman Railroad Company/Bardstown Line operates two of the ex-Southern units on its Kentucky Dinner Train operation out of Bardstown, KY.
  • Southern Railway 6143 and 6147 in working order at Stone Mountain Park. Stone Mountain, Georgia.
  • Milwaukee Road 96C, in Monon livery waiting to be restored at the Indiana Transportation Museum, Noblesville, Indiana.

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