One Man's Dream: The Age Of Steam Roundhouse
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2023
- Located in Central Ohio, near New Philadelphia, the Age of Steam Roundhouse is one of America’s premier railroad attractions. It was completed in 2010 and is the living dream of one man: Jerry Jacobson - former owner of the Ohio Central Railroad. The roundhouse is home to over twenty steam locomotives and is one of the few museums in the country where visitors are allowed to see these beautiful machines up close.
This video will be a brief look at some of the locomotives that are displayed here at the roundhouse. However, the best way to experience these machines for yourself is to book a guided tour!
To find tour dates, special event info and even donate to help keep the collection stable, please visit: www.ageofsteamroundhouse.org !
The Roundhouse's official RUclips channel can be found here: @ageofsteamroundhousemuseum2468
Jerry joe Jacobson, the savior of forgotten excursion stars.. he would be proud of his still growing collection
Great work, Mr. Kovacs, I would love to be there one day. RIP Jerry Joe Jacobson.
Thank you! Age of Steam is definitely worth a visit! 😎👍🏼
Still delivering quality content like none other in the RUclips railfan community. You will always be a big inspiration for all RUclips railfans. Thank you for continuing to do what you’ve done for the past decade!
As a local Pittsburgh resident since 2008 I appreciate you calling the 643 by its proper deserved name often stolen by foamers and given to that dang big boy great work
I also recorded there. Never seen more steam locomotives in one place since my last trip to Strasburg
Nice to see that you’re still posting train videos thank you for what you have done. You built my childhood.
I remember first knowing of Jerry Jacobson's steam-powered ambitions in America By Rail, when Greg Scholl and Les Jarrett visited the Ohio Central Railroad as a sidetrip in 1994. The locomotive was appropriately 1551.
Nice video
Stellar video, Chris :3
Btw just wondering: When you visited the Age of Steam Roundhouse... did you by any chance get to see Felix the Roundhouse Cat? ^^
Unfortunately, Felix was on the mend during our visit
@@DASCO2136 Oof.... will he be able to recover?
I visited that place back in 2021. It was amazing to be in the presence of Legends of the Rails! Although I was happy for the most part, I did feel rather sad at the sight of 1278. I wish they would consider restoring her to operation after McCloud 19, especially after her terrible history on the Gettysburg. It would also be nice if they brought her and 1293 out of the roundhouse for some side-by-side shots in the future. 6325 is my personal favorite, as it was the first engine I ever saw when I first learned of the Ohio Central on Railway Productions "Steam in the Autumn". I've even seen several of these engines' sisters such as TVRM 610, GTW 6323, NKP 757 & 759, and LS&I 35. I even saw 1522 in Missouri back in 2011.
1278 is at least cosmetically restored; but it would take a lot to return her to service. Since 1293 is a more complete engine, it’s the easier of the two to return to steam.
@@trainmaster844 I understand. I just think that 1278 deserves another lease on life, and that it'd be something F. Nelson Blount would've wanted.
also, 6325 pulled Harry S Truman's campaign train in 1948
i was there i saw you! i was in the group behind you i think
Fun Fact: They also have another engine in the collection, but its being moved. Bessemer and Lake Erie 2-10-4 number 643.
I did mention B&LE 643 in this video. At the time of production, only the tender was at AOSRM.
Christopher I love all steam I’m a steam fan
I have been there
Cool
Great video i say 1551 is my favorite. Though 6325 and 1293 are probably my other two favorites. (Mostly cause i have a few videos when the ohio central railroad was running steam and all three of them were the stars). I putted 1551 as my favorite (mostly cause it started the tourist operations for the ohio central). also i enjoyed the berkshire productions video livin' the dream with the 1551 and I've also wonder if they kept the alco s-2 diesel no. 12. Jerry did a amazing job with preserving these machines.
cool
I only stopped by to see the restoration of 1187
Craig is that you?
We're you the voice actor for Craig in San Juan Trainz?
Yes
@trainmaster844 Will you ever voice Craig Again?
I'm the 100th like.
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