I lived in Setauket, and my branch was Port Jefferson. Oyster Bay was the first non-PJ line branch that I travelled and it holds a special place for me. Mostly non-electric in Nassau County, serving nice towns, and great hilly country views. I highly recommend getting off at Sea Cliff on a spring or fall day and seeing the Victorian homes west of the station. I still have my 1966 Oyster Bay-Mineola ticket, which I begged off the conductor who said "we aren't supposed to do this, but ...".
Great video, I grew up in Syosset and Glen Head miss LIRR but can't afford to live there! Best regards from Florida East Coast territory near Cape Canaveral!
You are correct at the 17:05 minute mark, Sea Cliff station is in Glen Cove. Glen Cove Police, Fire & EMS are responsible for emergency calls at that station (along with MTA Police) and when looking at the grade level crossing the buildings across the street are Glen Cove Addresses. EDIT: At The 25:56 Minute Mark you are correct again, yes the russians still have an embassy in Glen Cove on Dosoris Lane just past Glen Cove High School & The YMCA. The russian embassy is on the left side of the road if you are driving north on Dosoris Lane. You can sometimes get a view of the house mainly in the winter while driving up to Glengariff Rehab & Healthcare Center. In the spring and summer the brush covers it.
Albertson was where my grandma used to live. I knew alot of guys in the Albertson fire company #1. Their department was part of the 8th battalion withe my fire dept, which was East Williston
Hi Tim!! Great video my friend!! I live in the town of Mill Neck with my dad Jim. My mom Pam passed away sadly back in October of 2018. She was very sick. The next time you are in the area, please let me know. I would like to meet you for the first time and do some railfanning with you. Have a wonderful evening my friend!!
Back in the 1950's at least one commuter train on the Oyster Bay branch had a private parlor car, probably subscribed by a cabal of Old Money types from the North Shore. Going to work in Manhattan in style!
![MTA LIRR Train #560: C3 ☘️Oyster Bay Branch☘️ Train [Jamaica to Oyster Bay]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/0HiIPfc1uJ4/mqdefault.jpg)
I lived in Setauket, and my branch was Port Jefferson. Oyster Bay was the first non-PJ line branch that I travelled and it holds a special place for me. Mostly non-electric in Nassau County, serving nice towns, and great hilly country views. I highly recommend getting off at Sea Cliff on a spring or fall day and seeing the Victorian homes west of the station. I still have my 1966 Oyster Bay-Mineola ticket, which I begged off the conductor who said "we aren't supposed to do this, but ...".
So does for me. I used to go to oyster bay for a deli there
Great video, I grew up in Syosset and Glen Head miss LIRR but can't afford to live there! Best regards from Florida East Coast territory near Cape Canaveral!
Awesome video! This is my home branch, so I really liked that you visited each station, and the scenic spots along it.
It was for me as well
You are correct at the 17:05 minute mark, Sea Cliff station is in Glen Cove. Glen Cove Police, Fire & EMS are responsible for emergency calls at that station (along with MTA Police) and when looking at the grade level crossing the buildings across the street are Glen Cove Addresses.
EDIT: At The 25:56 Minute Mark you are correct again, yes the russians still have an embassy in Glen Cove on Dosoris Lane just past Glen Cove High School & The YMCA. The russian embassy is on the left side of the road if you are driving north on Dosoris Lane. You can sometimes get a view of the house mainly in the winter while driving up to Glengariff Rehab & Healthcare Center. In the spring and summer the brush covers it.
Keep it up my dear Sir
I know somebody is a volunteer firefighter in Albertson Fire Company. Now he is a Chief of Department and he got 2 years to go to be a Ex Chief.
Albertson was where my grandma used to live. I knew alot of guys in the Albertson fire company #1. Their department was part of the 8th battalion withe my fire dept, which was East Williston
Great recording! at 6:39, I really like how you got Roslyn FD’s Federal Signal Model 7 siren on video 😊
Well people like my videos for the darndest reasons so I like to add interesting things I’d they stand out
Roslyn is where I live
That siren brings back memories me as a volunteer firefighter for East Williston
Hi Tim!! Great video my friend!! I live in the town of Mill Neck with my dad Jim. My mom Pam passed away sadly back in October of 2018. She was very sick. The next time you are in the area, please let me know. I would like to meet you for the first time and do some railfanning with you. Have a wonderful evening my friend!!
Great video. Nice to see my branch.
The crossing at Oyster Bay Station is Larrabee Ave not Larrabee street.
Nice job Tim !!
Great video! Love the narrations!
That was a great time to railfann as it wasn’t crowded
I enjoyed all the breathing room
Back in the 1950's at least one commuter train on the Oyster Bay branch had a private parlor car, probably subscribed by a cabal of Old Money types from the North Shore. Going to work in Manhattan in style!
Nice video man yo i really miss the oysterbay branch when i go back to ny ill be back to ride the trains from in an out the oysterbay branch
You should go to the metro north Hudson line
wow its so pretty and clean there ! Love that Antique clock. Are those bi levels diesel or electric ? i see a 3'd rail there Good vid !
LONG Island was my home for 34 years
I’ve neglected this line. I plead guilty!!
Like I've said, l didn't live very far from the station
Don't feel to bad. I still remember the station and how many fires they had in them
I was a volunteer firefighter for East Williston FD
Just remember that it's still there
Hearing the fire station siren at Roslyn brings fond memories for me
East Williston was the station l took to the City
im at roslyn do more videos there
This was the first train I took to oyster bay
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