They were covered up until the 90s when arsonists burnt down the barn they were stored in. Only the steel survived, the wood cabins of the locomotives did not survive the fire obviously. In the past few years restoration has begun again to help preserve them
I wish to thank you for sharing this awesome Ghost Trains video with me .
Thanx for sharing what a great story
They're massive !! Thanks for sharing... so cool a history of logging and the area
Hi Tom , really enjoying your channel . Keep up the great job your doing.
Thank you! I truly appreciate the kind words and support! Sometimes we operate in a bit of a vacuum, so it's great to get some positive feedback
I hiked there this summer
No one would ever guess what's in the woods of Pennsylvania
Trees
I'll have to check them out
hello from Bangor,Me
Epic!!!!
It's a shame that they are abandon and not saved and restored
They have been restored and raised. I was there about a week ago.
They were covered up until the 90s when arsonists burnt down the barn they were stored in. Only the steel survived, the wood cabins of the locomotives did not survive the fire obviously. In the past few years restoration has begun again to help preserve them
I used to fish in Baxter State Park. The Penobscot River is supposed to be great for Smallies.
Ah maine
what is free time lol
i like pizza lol