[GL][T-313] The History of Norfolk Southern's Heritage Units (Updated for 2022) | Trains 21
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I am commenting this as of April 22nd, 2023. Took me 6 years, but I am now at 20 heritage units! Here are my catches of them:
NS 8098: Austell, GA (x2)
NS 8099: Austell, GA and Pitcairn, PA
NS 8100: Austell, GA (x2), Atlanta, GA, Buford, GA
NS 8101: Atlanta, GA, Tyrone, PA, Altoona, PA
NS 8102: Baldwin, GA, Douglasville, GA, Mableton, GA
NS 8103: Altoona, PA, Chamblee, GA
NS 8104: Buford, GA
NS 8105: Gainesville, GA (x4)
NS 8025: Buford, GA, Tyrone, PA, Chattanooga, TN
NS 8114: Buford, GA, Tyrone, PA
NS 1065: Atlanta, GA, Elkhart, IN (x2), Downers Grove, IL
NS 1066: Gainesville, GA (x2), Austell, GA
NS 1067: Gainesville, GA
NS 1068: Gainesville, GA
NS 1069: Austell, GA, Gainesville, GA (x2)
NS 1070: Gainesville, GA, Buford, GA
NS 1071: Chattanooga, TN, Mableton, GA, Douglasville, GA
NS 1072: Mableton, GA
NS 1073: Tyrone, PA, Altoona, PA, Gainesville, GA, Flowery Branch, GA
NS 1074: Altoona, PA
Extra: NS 1030: Elkhart, IN (x2)
Congratulations! It took me a little over three years from the time that I started hunting in 2015. My first true catch was the PRR and my last was the N&W. in the summer of 2018
@@Trains21 I actually saw the PRR last night 😅
@@Trains21 Thank you make that video RUclipsrs.
Hello AC! You consistently spend countless hours gathering the content and assembling great videos. Thank you! 👍
Thanks for watching, Ken.. I'm glad that you enjoyed it.
Wonderful video about the HUs AC! I love learning more of NS’ fallen flag Railroads when I can, for years I didn’t know there was a different NS before the NS we have today until I saw 8114. I also knew little about most of the fallen flag RRs that make up NS for a while.
So far the only HU I’ve seen in person was NS 1067 (Reading Lines) Back in November 2023, just 2 months after seeing 4005 (DC to AC). I can’t really pick which of the fleet is my top favorite since I have a good liking towards all of them, much like every unit from CSX.
I guess heritage units are kind of peace offering to railfan photographers too.
Indeed they are.
Good video AC enjoyed the history these rare companies sure do spend a lot of money on painting locomotives.
That was a gre3at feat. I imagine that it took a good amount of your time to compile and edit that video. I totally enjoyed watching. Excellent as always AC.
Thanks Hans, this is a remix of the video I did almost 4 years ago in 2018. I've been going back and forth for over 2 years about whether or not to make this video. It has all the stuff that the original video didn't have.
Thank you for this treasure trove of information!
You're most certainly welcome.
Man AC this was a epic video! Now I know where you have been this past 2 months...in the lab! Loved the shots of 1070 and 8099 which are my favorite because of family history. Thank you sir for the great work and hope the GE VS EMD part 2 drops soon!
It will Rob.. I'll be in touch this month about meeting up in Knoxville. Sorry for the delay but I've been dealing with a lot since Xmas.
Great documentary, brother! The guy who designed the logo for the original Psycho movie designed the CR can opener logo.
Oh wow, I didn't know that.. Thanks for watching.
@@Trains21 Always look forward to anything that you do.
Great movie and channel 👍 Greetings from Poland 🖐️🙂
Thank you 👍
Where the old Nickel-Plate road line which has run East and West through Fort Wayne, Indiana, those rails were adjacent to the short-lived, Wabash and Erie Canal. Those tracks (Norfolk-Southern) have been elevated for at least 60 years or more, but a portion of the old (long ago drained) canal is still visible. In fact, an elevated alleyway alongside the old canal right of way, which is now only one city block long, is still called DOCK STREET.
Nice.. Thanks for the local history lesson.
i Like When you Talk About the Trains you Should Talk to kids About This Videos They Great and Awesome Videos Wow
AC you out did yourself you did a very good job on this video enjoyed every minute of it
Thanks Donald.
I actually just had the lackawanna unit #1074 come through my home town here in Southern Idaho on it's way to Seattle!
Wow, you got a rare treat!.. Thanks for sharing.
A LOT of history in a short amount of time, excellent video. Polly need to watch it several times to get ll the details. Strikes me how many of those rail roads lasted more than 100 years
Glad you enjoyed it.
One of your best videos to date.
Thanks John.
This is a very Colorful video awesome video
Your post is gratifying, Too bad that here in Brazil we don't have a worthy railroad! Good job.
Thank you very much!
👌 Thanks AC. Job excellence.
Very welcome.
Very informative video narrating the histories of all these precursor railroads, large and small. Great work that you have captured nearly all of them locally on the Sunbury Line. Now here are the questions: Which carrier had the best livery/colour scheme? Which scheme looks best reproduced on these modern ES44/SD70 reincarnations? My picks are the Lehigh Valley for the first question and Pennsylvania Railroad for the second. I also like the N & W blue unit. Special mention to Reading and the Jersey Central as well. Keep up the great work AC.
Thanks Paul, my favorite is the VIRGINIAN.. I love that black and yellow.
I love the Virginian as that is the one I seen the most in person. I seen the New York Central but since it was black and white, I read NYC but Didnt realize what was right in front of me. That was my first unofficial heritage Unit. Then I seen the Wabash.
I have now seen 8025, 8098, 8100, 8103, 8104 & 8105.
6 units in a year so far
Love this video. The first I seen was the New York Central, which due to it being Black and White, I passed it off as another NS engine even though my eyes seen NYC clear as day. Since then I seen the Southern, Interstate, Illinois Terminal, Wabash and the Virginian...which is my favorite and the one I seen the most. I now live in Florida which is CSX territory....so slim chance of me seeing any additional units. The one that I want to see more than anything is the Erie...as my hometown of Kent Ohio was literally built around and because of the Erie Railroad mainline. Next on my bucket list is obviously Conrail and the Pennsylvania.
strange music...lol cool video man!!
Excellent update, AC!
Thanks!
Nicely made AC! I was always wondered about the Interstate, cus I don't think that railroad was talked very much
Mason Norfolk Southern heritage units thank you Trains21.
Great video, so much information.
Have you done a video for CSX, UP, and BNSF?
Not yet. Haven't seen them all yet.
Did you hear the Cowl Body Dash 8s are being scrapped?
No I hadn't, but I'm not surprised.
Great video
Thanks Quintin
Great video my friend!
Thanks!
Good Stuff AC!
How you been, AC?
I'm surviving Jim. I'll be getting a hold of you in the months ahead. I'm planning on hitting the road this year and I still want to meet up there in Cincy.
Great Video
5 of them are in the Altoona shop NJC HU is in storage may no longer run
Penn central best railroad or ever existed along with the NYC
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The NS might try to look like the Pennsylvania Railroad. But it ain't
Isn’t the New Haven and the Boston & Maine Railroads part of Norfolk Southern?
No. New Haven doesn't exist anymore and B&M is now a part of CSX as per the Pan Am Railways buyout.
Hot on Heritage units… NS is the best!
Niicce presentation
frankly AC i wish both NS and the cheapskate express would pick new paint schemes!! white on black and yellow on blue is old to the point of sucking bowling balls!!! right now UP has the best paint scheme followed by BNSF!!
Rip the southern