The documentary on the Rutland RR was excellent. My grandparents were friends with a retired (1960) Rutland Railroad telegraph operator, and he used the Morse code.
The bulk of the steam motive power,on the Rutland in the 40's and 50's,was NYC derived! The 4-8-2's were even classed as L's,and were copies of the L-2's! So Al Perlman still had NYC power running in a not so obvious place! Alco really did far better,than the current history presents! Thank you,and Howell-North had an excellent history of the Rutland,and also the D&H!! Thank you 😇 😊!
Can you do a video on how from the late 1800s were it was back breaking work putting coal into the tender to how the different types of coal elevators that existed in the weight capacity of them that gravity fed into the engine tender for the coal? I have not seen one of those videos ever. Muchly appreciated.
First of all... THANK YOU VERY, VERY MUCH!!! Okay, yes I can do the topic. It's going to take some research and looking into to compile info. I have not read about this in years. And that's great because it gives me something else to do. Nice distraction from life events. Look for the video either early evening today or tomorrow. Thank you again! WOW~!
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The documentary on the Rutland RR was excellent. My grandparents were friends with a retired (1960) Rutland Railroad telegraph operator, and he used the Morse code.
The bulk of the steam motive power,on the Rutland in the 40's and 50's,was NYC derived! The 4-8-2's were even classed as L's,and were copies of the L-2's! So Al Perlman still had NYC power running in a not so obvious place! Alco really did far better,than the current history presents! Thank you,and Howell-North had an excellent history of the Rutland,and also the D&H!! Thank you 😇 😊!
Yeah, The NYC had a heavy influence on the doings of the Rutland
Your videos are very well organized and informative, thanks 😎👍!
Glad you like them!
Can you do a video on how from the late 1800s were it was back breaking work putting coal into the tender to how the different types of coal elevators that existed in the weight capacity of them that gravity fed into the engine tender for the coal? I have not seen one of those videos ever. Muchly appreciated.
First of all... THANK YOU VERY, VERY MUCH!!! Okay, yes I can do the topic. It's going to take some research and looking into to compile info. I have not read about this in years. And that's great because it gives me something else to do. Nice distraction from life events. Look for the video either early evening today or tomorrow. Thank you again! WOW~!
Excellent informative video, enjoyed it much!
Glad you enjoyed it!
nice your cranking them out , when you do guilford let me know the successor of the Boston & Maine
For sure!
Thx. The Amtrak goes through Bellows Falls. Is that former Rutland track?
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Oh yes the Ruthland Railroad, the railroad that lives far away even from the fourth galaxy and The Twilight Zone.