Early Sunday evening on Montreal Central Station QC 20 April 2008
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- View from the platform of trains arriving and departing Montreal Central Station early on the evening of Sunday 20 April 2008. Both F40PH-2s and P42DCs are seen and one train has a P42DC on each end. HEP2, LRC and Renaissance consists are seen.
Nice work David where ever you are. Thanks for the memories. RIP
I’m pretty sure he’s still alive 😂 he updated a video a year ago
Nice!
For 2008, that video camera is putting out some amazing quality.
+JayJr2007 This was a Sony full HD camcorder with small CDs to record up to 15 minutes of HD video.
@@david-othen wow nice
At 3:53, the train backing into the station is likely Train #60 from Toronto. While the train would normally pull in beside train #14, based on the consist (HEP-II coaches and baggage car), the train is likely #60. Often times it would be backed in to make it easier to cross platform transfer of luggage and so the baggage car (and locomotive) could be taken off before the rest of the consist left for either Ottawa or Toronto.
Went to Montreal for the first time in August. Would like to go back sometime. Went up there with a tour group on the Adirondack.
+Greg Levendoski Yes an interesting city.
hello..is it possible to go from montreal to vancouver whithout changing train at toronto...
Hi Francois, no, it is not possible. VIA 1 is the train to take to Vancouver and it starts in Toronto.
Most rarest things to hear in Montreal
1: Tornado Warnings
2:Gun Shots
3 Train Horns
how were you able to get onto the platforms? do they still allow this?
+Transitfan93 I had to get special permission. Recently I was refused permission so I doubt that they will allow it any more.
why did they pull the overhead wires down
So dome cars could enter the station. The wires were only used south of the station during the time of steam so that electric locomotives could bring trains into downtown after swapping the steam engines out at Pointe St. Charles or Turcot.