Great location. Unfortunately I've never gotten to go there. I was watching a dvd the other day done around the same time there. Amazing the diversity back then.
heres a question? When the (A) railroad builds a crossing (diamond), do both (or all) railroads concerned have to be present to oversee the work? Who writes off on that?
a piece of history. thanx for sharing.
so much rail history preserved in these videos! thanks for sharing.
Great location. Unfortunately I've never gotten to go there. I was watching a dvd the other day done around the same time there. Amazing the diversity back then.
I liked the "crummy" on the back of the first train. That really is a crummy caboose!
I wish I had the common sense to use a tripod back then. My videos from this era look like I was constantly in a hurricane with all the shaking.
heres a question? When the (A) railroad builds a crossing (diamond), do both (or all) railroads concerned have to be present to oversee the work? Who writes off on that?
In Canada railroad a was first therefore railroad b maintains the diamond. Railroad A has first priority over it.