1.9M views · 35K reactions | Why are GG1s so famous? #GG1 #PennsylvaniaRailroad #ElectricLocomotive #TrainHistory #RailroadMuseum #NationalRailroadMuseum #TrainLovers #LocomotiveLegend #HistoricTrains #TrainSpotting | Train Lovers | Facebook

95K views · 3.3K reactions | Tell me about your memories of the GG-1 #gg1 #locomotives #railroadhistory | Big Trains | Facebook

59K views · 380 shares | Pennsylvania GG1's and passenger trains on the Northeast Corridor! From the Green Frog show "Pennsylvania Railroad, Emory Gulash in the 1950s" https://rfd.video/PennsylvaniaRR | Railfan Depot | Facebook

1.2M views · 10K reactions | *PRR Archive* In Elizabeth, New Jersey, the Pennsylvania Railroad's PR department excels itself! They show two steam engines (one streamlined K4, one regular), a GG1, and a P5a-modified - all racing on the 4-track main line. This archive video shows rail travel in all of its glorious power! (Yes, Im romanticizing it, but Im ok with it!) | Reading and Lehigh Railroad, N scale | Facebook

248K views · 7.6K reactions | Step back in time and explore the legendary PRR 4919, a GG1-class electric locomotive built in 1942. From its high-speed service on the Pennsylvania Railroad to its preservation at the Virginia Museum of Transportation, this locomotive represents the golden era of American railroading. Discover its history, legacy, and lasting impact on rail enthusiasts today! #GG1 #RailroadHistory #VintageTrains | Big Trains | Facebook