My grandmother told me once, "Don't ever wear white when you are riding a steam train, and you know you'll be going through tunnels.". She said whatever you were wearing that was white wouldn't stay white for long and would never be white again after that. As far as I know, she only rode a train once, and that was from Durham NC to Chicago, Illinois, to visit my grandfather, who was stationed there during WWII. My grandmother never liked to stray to far from home, for to long. She must have really loved that man to do that. That's what my grandfather and her sister thought at least. So my grandfather proposed.
3:53 I’ve ridden on this locomotive before a while ago. We rode it down from Cumberland to frostburg to watch it go round the turntable. Beloved memories.
My favorite is the rio grande 464 because it is housed in my state of Michigan at crossroads village which is where I spent a good portion of my childhood at
Most engines of that era burned wood, therefore produced a lot of sparks, sparks that could easily start brush and forest fires. The wide stacks are spark arrestors to prevent such fires.
In America, Locomotives are the most powerful because 30% of steam is for traction and 70% is to blow the whistle every 3 seconds throughout the entire journey. We love steam, so let us hear the engines work :)
It is different, but you have to realize that most videos are taken at grade crossings, which we have a lot more of, and there are specific signals they have to use per NORAC. I certainly understand the appeal of hearing it work, but for pure access, you're always going to get a lot of whistle in videos
The 90 hasn’t had yellow lettering since 2005. Since then it’s been in more historically accurate aluminum and white lettering as it had on the Great Western.
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What were the train at 10:06 number 425 and and 10:16 number 113 and at 19:29, thanks love video btw been really struggling to fine videos on American steams clad finally found some
The engines in question are Reading & Northern 4-6-2 Pacific 425, Central Railroad of New Jersey 0-6-0 113, 4-4-0 Leviathan 63 and Little River Railroad 4-6-2 110 respectively.
I do not see why it can not be the reading mighty 2102 what a sight it would be there are some rather strong feeling about this matter thsere was to be a deel with Steam Town but it fell threw that was very sad it shouldhave been the 2124
I love the old Norfolk and Western road. You don't show the compound engine 2-6-6-4, Class A engine that they used. That's my favorite engine they used for the long coal drags. First time I've seen a real Thomas the Tank engine. That Pere Marquette Berkshire sure can pull a string of cars. Of course my most favorite engine of all is the Southern MS class Mikado, the 4501.
@@DynamoProductions-trains Wow! I didn't know that; sure will miss her. That was the most used class of engine for Norfolk and Western. Will she ever run again? Seems like they should restore her for future railroad enthusiasts.
@@w.rustylane5650 Will 1218 ever run again? Who knows; I doubt it, simply due to the financial cost of restoring 1218 and maintaining her. Not to mention 611 and all other steam engines are no longer allowed to pull excursions on the NS, leaving the 611's operators to search for short lines to run 611 on, finding short lines that can accommodate 1218 would only be that much harder. Then again, how many said a Big Boy would never run again? And look at what UP just did with the 4014.
@@WesternMaryland-rd1gd The thing is she has missing parts that nobody knows where they are, or if they still exist at all, and currently, we don’t have the machinery or resources to rebuild those missing parts. So now, we either wait for the far future to come when it those parts can be rebuilt or we just let her sit there, unable to run ever again.
@@bradenhamilton7019 David Kloke's replica, not Union Pacific. The UP had nothing to do with the Leviathan's construction, operation, or ownership. Nor was the original Leviathan a UP engine, but rather the Central Pacific's.
+imagreatbigman The two 4-4-0's, being the York 17 and Leviathan 63, did recreate it twice over the week they spent operating together over Steam Into History, based out of New Freedom, PA. However, none of those scenes were from that particular day, they were from various other events the engines partook in over the week, often with the second engine either slightly ahead or behind the engine primarily featured in each shot, which is visible with a few of the scenes of 63.
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Bring back steam engines!
They are way better than modern trains.
Oh surely modern trains have their uses too you know.
My grandmother told me once, "Don't ever wear white when you are riding a steam train, and you know you'll be going through tunnels.". She said whatever you were wearing that was white wouldn't stay white for long and would never be white again after that. As far as I know, she only rode a train once, and that was from Durham NC to Chicago, Illinois, to visit my grandfather, who was stationed there during WWII. My grandmother never liked to stray to far from home, for to long. She must have really loved that man to do that. That's what my grandfather and her sister thought at least. So my grandfather proposed.
Thank you very much for taking us back to the past in such a wonderful presentation.
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I Love The Pere Marquette 1225 The Real Polar Express
Me too😀
@sebastianburrola8569 So do I. It’s not scary at all. It is cool.
Steam 👍 diesel👎
3:53 I’ve ridden on this locomotive before a while ago. We rode it down from Cumberland to frostburg to watch it go round the turntable. Beloved memories.
My favorite is the rio grande 464 because it is housed in my state of Michigan at crossroads village which is where I spent a good portion of my childhood at
I like Rio Grande locos too.
@rmgilyard. Yeah! So do I.
What a mournful sound N&W's 611 has for a whistle, sends a chill down my back every time I hear it.
This is so satisfied to watch. Not only kids, but also parents who love steam train.
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There is no sound in the world like a big steamer working up a grade. And the whistle! Pure music!
Agreed
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I had just clicked the like button! I enjoyed it so much!
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You can always tell a American train even without seeing it, because the whistle is blowing about 95% of the time!!
Amazing video. I'm a big fan of Pere Marquette 1225 AKA The Real Polar Express
Thanks
Very nice job and that Leviathan steam engine looks so smooth.
Excellent video! I’d love to see all of these locomotives!
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Very good compilation of steam trains 👌
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I love the old cars posing when engine 78 and engine 154 pass by !!
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Absolutely love your videos!
Wishing I could ride on one .. 😀
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Those Strasburg coachs look fabulous .
I like how you added thomas in this compliation
Made my day
This is so cool!!! 🚂🚃🚃🚃🚃✔👍
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My favorite steam trains here are the N&W #s 611 and 475, and the Huckleberry Railroad led by Rio Grande engine 464.
Good choices there
leviathan 63 is good to go on like the bell the whistle and there that's all
All your videos I enjoyed! Even Steam Trains!
Glad you like them
There's nothing on Earth that can match the excitement of seeing a steam locomotive. Like this comment if you agree
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Agreed
I miss 734
So do we
The best train is at 7:10
At 27:50 both old car and old train.
Achilleas Labrou That’s not the best train idiot it’s not even a train
@@journeythroughtherails5294 its probably his nostalgia bro. Chill.
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COMPARED TO UK RAILWAYS....I CAN'T BELIEVE HOW CLEAN AND WELL MAINTAINED THE TRACKS ARE....FANTASTIC
Y do old western type engines have such wide stacks?
Most engines of that era burned wood, therefore produced a lot of sparks, sparks that could easily start brush and forest fires. The wide stacks are spark arrestors to prevent such fires.
It's the whistle and the chucken and sound
Add a blue coat of paint and we have Thomas as a regular train.
And the number 1
Listen to that lonesome whistle blow
Thanks for on I saw the long steam train.
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Am I the only one fascinated by Steam Engines than Diesel Engines?
Benjamin Mikesell no I am to
i am and have been ever since i was three. i have even ridden in the cab of denver and rio grande western k27 #464
THE TIME IS MEOW! on 19:31 I saw the Lincoln funeral train
Benjamin Mikesell I’ve always preferred steam over diesel
Autobot Soldier I like them both equally.
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Thomas comes with the Dunk load in Strasburg lol
There is one that have the polar express because it says the number of the polar express is 1225 it said it on a train 1225
20:35
i love Steam Trains and there history
So do we
@DynamoProductions. Yeah! We all love steam trains and their history.
Steam locomotive are the king of the rails there started this railroad and there gonna do it again!😎
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The world's first locomotive is steam from england i guwsa
No one will ever abandon the age of steam ever.
The Union Pacific Railroad is my favorite Railroad.
4:00 ah, the Western Maryland; one of the best experiences of my life is when I visited there! Same thing for Strasburg!
Their haunting sound echoing down the track...
Ikr
Steam whistles are always the best to here rather than diesel horns.
Pinchy08 jjooo
diesel horns can sound good too.
But diesels’ horns are much more louder than steam whistles, given how air-powered they are.
In America, Locomotives are the most powerful because
30% of steam is for traction and
70% is to blow the whistle every 3 seconds throughout the entire journey.
We love steam, so let us hear the engines work :)
It is different, but you have to realize that most videos are taken at grade crossings, which we have a lot more of, and there are specific signals they have to use per NORAC. I certainly understand the appeal of hearing it work, but for pure access, you're always going to get a lot of whistle in videos
They should put the old whistle back on the 611 the 1997 version
As long as it runs, we don’t mind
LOove it !
22:22 😍😍😍😍
What train do you like the best
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2) diesel train
3) electric train
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78 also recreating the 1920's/1930's very awesome.
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9:03 I like to think these locomotives pulling the train together, sound like there arguing or some shit lol
Nice Job!
+Pinchie08 Thank you!
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CNJ 113 and W&W sounds like they have Reading 6 chime whistles.
AWESOME. LOVE HOW CLOSE YOU GOT TO TRAINS. FANTASTIC VIDEO. TY FOR SHARING
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How come strasburg number 90 doesn't have the yellow lettering I used to see it with? It just doesn't look right to me
The 90 hasn’t had yellow lettering since 2005. Since then it’s been in more historically accurate aluminum and white lettering as it had on the Great Western.
Steam Baby, Love that sound. !!
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9:51 perfection
Thanks
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7:07 watch that while listening to the Thomas and friends theme.
What were the train at 10:06 number 425 and and 10:16 number 113 and at 19:29, thanks love video btw been really struggling to fine videos on American steams clad finally found some
The engines in question are Reading & Northern 4-6-2 Pacific 425, Central Railroad of New Jersey 0-6-0 113, 4-4-0 Leviathan 63 and Little River Railroad 4-6-2 110 respectively.
Awesome thank you
11:08 👂😍😍
You guys better confess who dislike the video who did it 9:40
I do not see why it can not be the reading mighty 2102 what a sight it would be there are some rather strong feeling about this matter thsere was to be a deel with Steam Town but it fell threw that was very sad it shouldhave been the 2124
Hope passengers closed their windows going through that tunnel lol
Strasburg 475 was used in Thomas and the magic railroad 20 years ago.
was that Bonnie and Clyde running the crossing at 27:55
Well, it was shot by about 30 people
am I alone thinking that the 611 whistle sounds like the sp 4449 ?
Anton Vlogs MY VERY BEST WHISTLES WERE THE LEVITHIAN LINCOLN FUNERAL TRAIN AND THE NKP 765 AND PM 1225!!!!
Hi Anton Vlogs. The 611's whistle is actually the SP 4449's old whistle!
I love the old Norfolk and Western road. You don't show the compound engine 2-6-6-4, Class A engine that they used. That's my favorite engine they used for the long coal drags. First time I've seen a real Thomas the Tank engine. That Pere Marquette Berkshire sure can pull a string of cars. Of course my most favorite engine of all is the Southern MS class Mikado, the 4501.
We dont show the 1218 as she doesnt run anymore. She hasn't run since the end of the first NS steam program in the 1990s.
@@DynamoProductions-trains Wow! I didn't know that; sure will miss her. That was the most used class of engine for Norfolk and Western. Will she ever run again? Seems like they should restore her for future railroad enthusiasts.
@@w.rustylane5650 Will 1218 ever run again? Who knows; I doubt it, simply due to the financial cost of restoring 1218 and maintaining her. Not to mention 611 and all other steam engines are no longer allowed to pull excursions on the NS, leaving the 611's operators to search for short lines to run 611 on, finding short lines that can accommodate 1218 would only be that much harder. Then again, how many said a Big Boy would never run again? And look at what UP just did with the 4014.
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@@WesternMaryland-rd1gd The thing is she has missing parts that nobody knows where they are, or if they still exist at all, and currently, we don’t have the machinery or resources to rebuild those missing parts. So now, we either wait for the far future to come when it those parts can be rebuilt or we just let her sit there, unable to run ever again.
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Hiya Yanks....Dont like your guns,politics or military interventions but you do have some magnificent historical loco's very impressed
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YAY I SAW THOMAS!
The video wouldn't be complete without him
Does that Rio Grade 464 has a SP 6 chime?
Yes, it has an SP 6 chime.
Lovely compilation of steam locos in this! What was that cute little railway seen at 15:52?
+donaldengine9 Thanks! That was the Pioneer Tunnel Coal Mine located in Ashland Pennsylvania.
I will have to make a visit there at some point! It looks like an adorable line.
154 recreating the 1920's/1930's very awsone.
Can someone tell me what locomotive is this 24:56
Union Pacific’s replica of the Leviathan.
Braden Hamilton thanks man. Have a great day. God Bless you.😎👍💎🛠✝️🇺🇸🇷🇺
@@bradenhamilton7019 David Kloke's replica, not Union Pacific. The UP had nothing to do with the Leviathan's construction, operation, or ownership. Nor was the original Leviathan a UP engine, but rather the Central Pacific's.
I hope there's plans to bring the 1218 back because that was o Winston Link's favorite locomotives that were built by the Norfolk and western
My favorites the old western licomotives.
Yes, same 🚂
7:10 - THOMAS THE TRAIN
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Can somebody please tell me where the one with old cars is
Knoxville, Tennessee.
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Were the two 4-4-0's re-creating the great locomotive chase?
+imagreatbigman The two 4-4-0's, being the York 17 and Leviathan 63, did recreate it twice over the week they spent operating together over Steam Into History, based out of New Freedom, PA. However, none of those scenes were from that particular day, they were from various other events the engines partook in over the week, often with the second engine either slightly ahead or behind the engine primarily featured in each shot, which is visible with a few of the scenes of 63.
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I love steam too
God 425 that blue is amazing
I like california steam trains
23:41 voice crack! 😂
wow slop back tender locomotive don't usually see those often.
You mean slope?
Thomas!! 7:34
6:06 n&w 475, what are youdoing
It's doing what it does everyday
At 28:02 he didn't even bother to stop.
Why does this have a horrible like to dislike ratio?
The videos getting popular among the normal crowd tends to bring in more people who aren’t into trains. It’s unfortunate but it is what it is.
@@DynamoProductions-trains Ah. I see. Thanks for explaining
7:18 Thomas has a bad coal.
No that’s just how the locomotive that he was made into was American and burned a different type of coal
7:08 that's thomas
We never hear steam whistles as often as we used to. There time expired long ago.
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8:24 it sounds so ghostly
R&N 425
Where is the Rio Grande located and do they still give rides?
That footage was taken on the Huckleberry Railroad in Flint Michigan, which still operates.
@@DynamoProductions-trains thank you my friend
I'm a little disappointed that we didn't see even one villain tie even one damsel to the tracks.....If you're gonna go retro, go whole hog.
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