The class E94 was procured by the Deutsche Reichsbahn for electrified medium mountain lines in southern Germany. The first locomotive was delivered by AEG in 1940. By the end of the war, 145 locomotives of this series had been built. Due to the lack of locomotives, the DB ordered 43 more locomotives after the war. Their characteristic design gave them the nickname “German Crocodile”.
Our locomotive was delivered in 1941 and designated E94 051. Until the end of the war it was stationed in Pressig-Rothenkirchen in Upper Franconia. After the war it changed its location several times and was based in Ingolstadt until it was withdrawn from service in 1987. Since 1987, the locomotive has been owned by the city of Singen. Since then, it has been leased to several private railways. Since mid-2021, the locomotive has been on loan to our collection as a rolling exhibit.
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Nach dem Erfolg der Erstauflage für das aktuelle Jahr ist auch für 2025 ein Kalender mit zwölf einzigartigen und handverlesenen Aufnahmen historischer Eisenbahnfahrzeuge in authentischer Kulisse des Eisenbahnmuseums entstanden.
Der Kalender ist ab sofort online oder im Museumsshop erhältlich!
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