CSX - The Corbin CC Subdivision (1994)
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- Опубликовано: 13 авг 2022
- In 1994, G. Train Video Productions produced this VHS program showing CSX's CC Subdivision between Corbin and Covington, Kentucky. The scenes were shot in the early 90s and feature some awesome locations along the former L&N. New C40-8s and C40-9Ws are featured alongside older EMD and GE power inherited from the Seaboard and Chessie System after the merger. Even a few original B&O and SCL units are shown!
VHS Case Description:
"Opening scenes feature various locations, tunnels, some foreign power and an 8-unit lash-up in a thunderstorm! Later on you will see another two 8-unit lash-ups, plus more thundershowers and rain, but generally, sunlight prevails.
We begin the CC Sub at Corbin (Division headquarters) then proceed north to the helper pocket at E. Bernstadt. Here we ride 3 SD40 helpers down the tortuous 'roller coaster', through 4 tunnels.
This is a rare view for the railfan, as this area is inaccessible by car. We proceed through tight valleys and another 4 tunnels, then on to the Richmond helper pocket, where we ride through 3 more tunnels before continuing on our way to the Latonia-Covington area. In this video, the viewer is treated to a variety of locomotive types and colors, together with a glimpse into an area where tranquillity is the norm and the rugged scenery provides new challenges for the railfans and the videographer alike."
I have decided to post this video program as I believe G. Train Video Productions is no longer around, so sit back relax and enjoy some real 90s railroading in the Bluegrass State!
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Thank you for this video. My father was the engineer identified as Ted Trosper. He was proud of his work on the railroad. I had not saw this since I was a small child, sitting in his lap, watching on the VCR. His friends had told me he “handled” a train better than anyone, and he even took one of the last passenger trains, if not the last passenger train out of Corbin. The train was loaded with CSX executives, and told him they had never had a better ride. I am proud to be the son, grandson, and great-grandson of railroad men.
I’m glad I was able to bring back some memories with this video. Thanks for watching and I appreciate the comment!
Seemed like a very nice gentleman and extremely knowledgeable on his train handling as he spoke to the film crew ....
I grew up a railfan in Corbin.. If you would have ever tried to tell me that someday in the future that rail traffic would be as low as it is through there now I would have thought you were goofy... I took living and train watching around that busy yard for granted...I always liked it when 4 or 5 unit lash ups of four axle GPs could still be seen when I was a kid in the early 1990s , and remember being disappointed one time when a train of auto racks had a pair of sd40-2s instead of GPs on the front... Now I would love to see those SDs leading again 😢
Wow! This looks like it was such a fun era to railfan in! Very beautiful, scenic area there. And these were the days when crews actually allowed you to ride in the cab of their trains with them!!
Those were my best years of railfanning. I miss those days of not knowing what might show up on the tracks. With most every locomotive being a wide cab nowadays they all look the same.
I used to have this on VHS. It surprises me now how many U-Boats and predecessor schemes were still on the railroad. And yes, I remember when it was that busy.
I hired out in 99 on the “Ky” as it was affectionately know by the guys. Worked two years running cincy to Corbin before transferring to the north side of cincy. That Corbin side once was very busy! It is completely underutilized now.
Thank you for putting this up.
Very thankful for this video! Good to see Paris in there, and to learn about the way it used to be in my home town.
So is this a dead line now?
@@patricknoveski6409 no definitely not dead, but just not as busy as it used to be.
Thank you for digitizing this VHS tape, Sam! This was a very interesting video of the CSX's CC Subdivision. I enjoyed watcing this video.
Great classic footage. Thanks for taking the time to covert it to digital format for us to view!!!
This goes thru wildcat atv park, 30 years ago... i was amazed to see this. I go to that park every year !
This was very cool.
Break out the Throwback Mount Dew and break out the throwback railfanning
Wow that's absolutely amazing! 😮
This is great!
Nice! I've got this and the KD Sub program on DVD, found on ebay a few years ago.
Excellent
Nice video!
Thanks!
Your welcome @@SamLovesTrains!
So strange to see Richmond back then!
It’s crazy to see how things change!
I found one of the original csx railroad spikes in Henderson kentucky yesterday it’s has a markings on top HC CSX
hey Sam! will there be more uploads of past programs like this in the future?
Thanks for commenting. Yes!
How many GTVP tapes have you ripped?? I used to have a few as a kid.
I only have this one.
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Hey I am a inspired railfan and I am asking if I can use anything in this video? (I am making a old CSX video)
Go ahead!
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