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great video

I was at Buckingham Branch railroad on the weekend that you were there

Hi! What did you do for the roads?

Great catches!

Very nice! Do they run freight on any sort of predictable schedule or is it all as needed?

The overlays really go a long way to make this great to watch and share

I thought they were going to hit the roof at the end!

that brick building is really close to the tracks at the start of the video, and those upper level openings are big. I bet it had some kind of winches up there sometime in the past and would pull cargo up off flatbeds right off the train. of course could also just be how the track had to go but I could just picture a hardware store in the 1800s in some small town unloading right from a train.

There is an abandoned line that ran from Wheeling to Washington, PA. If you drive US40 east from Wheeling you can find the flat spot. There's a bridge over I-70 just east of the US40 exit that's part of the road.

Great video. Thanks for coming over and filming 🎥 our M&H RR 151. The snow will be back soon.

I rode the rdc car when the fayette central ran

Grew up north of this area in the 1960's & 70's. I love these type of videos! If rails could talk. 🤔

06:45 I'm surprised through the years no one's tried to steal those vintage iron crossbucks Those date back to the 40s

Lehigh Valley pa would be first to get rail service restored

Excellent video my friends awesome 😊awesome 😮Greeting 😁 👋🏻 from Argentina 🇦🇷 suscribete

Outstanding documentation and graphics. A production for the ages!

cool vid... and @ 6:40... you know it's the beginning of the end when they break out the asphalt

Very nicely done; I love the way you've put together several elements, that in my opinion, make any micro-documentary well worth watching. To start, and this is, unfortunately, frequently overlooked: you dwell on the shot long enough for the viewer to get a good, long look. Next, each scene is shot with a tripod, segued one into the next...beautiful; the "man on the street" productions where the camera is constantly in motion are horrible...some dang near give you vertigo. Your written commentary is succinct and informative. Last but not least, you don't make the video about you but let the content speak for itself. It seems every other bozo on RUclips wants to be the star of their video and can't get enough of their mug in the shots. This is the first of your content I've seen...I'll be looking for more. Thanks

It would be cool if they brought passenger rail service back on that line again

Great video,thanks

At the 2:30 mark within the last few weeks SWP actually cleared all the brush and laid new rail and ballast to get back to 84 lumber.

@4:45 there was ALOT more goin on there back in the day, sad to see they ripped up the rest of that area. Loved how you did the back in time effect.

My dad worked on the redstart me branch from Brownsville to Uniontown back in the early fifties. I remember tacking pictures back in the late 70s. The track was still there up until about 1980. Three were several coal mines between Brownsville and Uniontown. Much of the Redstone Branch also paralleled the Wezt Penn interurban line too . The lines actually crossed each other at least once.

Trump will reactivate this track if reelected!

Look at all those huge 30 ton steel I-beams just sitting there abandoned Think of all the METH you could buy if you can get a truck with a grapple arm and an oxy-acc welding tank

Great vid. Just like most every other town in this region, nothing left.

Junk engines going to LTEX junk yard in ohio, former conrail if it has marker lites on the nose …

~~~ quality video ~~~ pennsy info was very informative …👍

Pretty sure that B&O Alco was for sale 2-3 years ago

Very Cool!!!

Great video. Lots of info. Thanks

Remember any time is train time

The old excursion shot inserted was a great touch. Well done.

Nice catches! 😎 👍

Yes an excruciating train would make sense

Great video. Thanks 👍❤️

Our government's policies have done a magnificent job of destroying communities and jobs for the so-calle Green Era. Meanwhile China and India open more coal mines for electric power while we deindustrialize.

very well documented. Thanks. Years ago I began my rail career switching a paper mill. Sad to see so many closed down

I like how you made five guys open up in an old KFC

Thanks for the video, could watch these videos for days!!!!

Are you ever gonna go out there and record a train on this line when GSMR starts running trains on it?

BEAUTIFUL RS--11!!!

Nothing more sad than an abandoned rail line and equipment, especially alcos.....

Nice video, V93 is actually based out of Shenandoah though

Very cool! A lot of this footage is along Codorus Creek, perhaps? I don't know York well, but I've railfanned the little yard by Loucks Mill Road. Thanks for sharing! 👍

Is he a militarian why do we need a day to honor that old fart

Great catch! Tanker trains are my favorite

Sometimes a major rr like NS decides a line does not have enough traffic to be profitable. Often a secondary line will lease or buy the line and continue operation (at a profit). In this case, not so much. Good video and nice scenery.