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Great compilation of the #307 Zeke!

Its weird seeing old railroad footage of the area you grew up in, Ive never been able to find much old video coverage of the R line and SB line, awesome stuff dude!

I Was Born A Year Later And I Never Go There Untill Now,

I like watching those videos on trains

201 was scrapped around 1997 at beech Grove shops

12:28 288

17:59 390

the original NS road triple crown

Amtrak f40ph 216 would get an m5 horn in 1998-1999

8:51 this is my favorite part

I almost forgot how trains looked without graffiti all over them.

Amtrak’s cardinal travels Kentucky and West Virginia and through the new river gorge

Amtrak’s capitol limited travels on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad and it departs Washington DC and it goes through Maryland West Virginia Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana and Illinois

Goshen IN native - spent many days in the 80s and 90s along the ex NYC, B&O and Wabash lines in that area. Thanks for this!

Was this during electrification of the North Jersey coast line being extended to Long Branch

Amtrak F40PH 307 is being converted to an NPCU with an HEP generator.

how did, of all things a GT caboose get on early CSX.

I lived a few blocks north of there in Hegewisch from 2003-2019. Our house was right on the old SC&S at 130th st. I would have loved to have seen all the rail traffic come by the house. The rails were pulled up north of 133rd by the time we lived there.

Nice Video!

He enjoyed watching Gunsmoke on television and tinkering with lawnmowers.

Always Kool for me seeing a Chessie rolling, Appreciate you sharing.

I work in Hammond and wow the railroad scene has totally changed. It is neat seeing the old Monon being repurposed by NICTD

I wonder what year was when all US railroads started to install ditch lights on all their locomotives was it 1992 or 1993?

When did the Cardinal and Hoosier State stop using the SC&S at Burnham?

Cool videos. My first visit there was also in 1986..... November I think. We even got the coal train with P&LE caboose that day too! About those GC steel trains: I am aware of at least one time they made the turn at Warsaw and ran over the ex-PRR mainline instead which must've required changing direction at Warsaw. Crazy times.

Lol 6:45. "DID YOU SEE THOSE WEIRD LOOKIN ENGINES THEYVE GOT?"

I grew up in Hegewisch which is a Chicago neighborhood along the border of Burnham, in this video. It's so cool to see what rail action looked like before my time! I was born in 2000 and in my childhood saw a lot of Conrail power, plus the railroads you'd see in these areas today. Things look so similar yet so different from what I grew up with. This is so cool! Looking forward to seeing more!

Not from there but came to see the time of history and ended up seeing F40 Amtrak runbys, huge fan of F40s

Ive always hated those crossings on burnham ave. And brainard

LOTS of lines used the corridors through Burnham to reach Chicago! Michigan Central, Nickel Plate, C&O, South Shore, Erie Lakawanna and B&O too I think. Still busy today.

I very much enjoyed this video, its very relaxing and reminds me of the days of the Cotton Belt Route out of Pine Bluff,AR. In 1986, I would have been 10 years old. Such a great childhood experience watching trains

Thank you for posting this video with all of these fallen flags. These were my Railroads growing up in CIncinnati

Awesome video!

Love hearing the 2nd clip from time to time, 201 was one of the first NHV F40s to be outshopped in the winter of 87 came out of beech grove with this P5 and still had the bars over the window till the summer of 88. My cousin had his first cab ride at 5 years old with my Dad in 201 to Boston February 1988

Good video! To see a Chessie System stack train is very interesting and a caboose at the end makes it even cool!

The IHB grain train for Irondale coming up the SC&S was awesome to see, too

Good Lord this is great. Having dispatched State Line for IHB it is really cool to see how it was a while back

I used to ride on the chesie engines when i was a kid my dad worked for csx brings back cool memories good video

I use to drive down to these areas just to train watch. Plenty to see anytime!!!

This is great video, some caught on cold days. Love seeing the old Nickel Plate signals. Thanks!!! Also a question, Is the Bernice Cutoff gone? I thought I read that it was pulled up before the CSX/NS takeover of Conrail. Hard to find info on that line. Thanks again.

Wow 381 acouple days before my dad opened the throttle on her Train 69 Adirondack was sent out on 48 April 2nd 2 days later he ran her roundtrip MTRL

368 had it rough eh?

Awesome Catches

ok now THAT is a whistle.

Thanks for this beautiful time machine. So fun to step back into that world, even for a few brief moments.

Albany Rensselaers first Icon F40! Was featured in many brochures and timetables before 341, 307 was overhauled in the summer of 86 around August

Nice Audio

Chicago Fort Wayne & Eastern Operates the line now

So cool! We lived not far from there when I was born, and I've always been interested in older MARC history, thanks for sharing!

This is my town in the 1990s so much cooler back than