Pink toenails express

Norfork and western 611 horn

Hard working railroad ❤❤❤

One of my favorite American Railroads ever, and it's almost on 1st place between Santa Fe and Norfolk and Western, but I love this one, I went the to Flatonia TX on the SP Signal box, and I can see the remains of the original Southern Pacific line right next to the line that is now in operation.

Fun fact: The "Bell's Fruit Gum" symbol is the origin of the "BAR" symbols that came on slot machines much, much later down the line. A bar of gum, basically.

great vid thanks

Its always fun seeing those 0-6-0s running around the yard like that, very nice little engines.

Piękny film. Widać bardzo rzadkie parowozy, które miały pionowe cylindry i napęd rozprowadzony do wóżków.

Once watched an old holywood style movie shot in an old lumber camp in Northern Canada that was fascinating. It was shot in an actual lumber camp and had a holywood type plot (no money to pay men). It was truly great but have not been able to find it again as I don't know the title, can anybody help with this? My friend was and raised in Wawona and is fascinated by old logging culture. No man bunns, ear rings or pony tails in those camps!)

O passado sempre nos assombra!!!

get rid of the stupid music

❤❤❤ logging railroads

What city is this in?

Good stuff.

Goodness people used to be so much more innovative 😅

Great video, Thanks for presentation. From Germany

They should bring these back.

Don't you just want to go back to those days and smell the wood being milled, the smoke and steam from the equipment and the beautiful surroundings they worked in?? Hell, I'd go back there in a flash! My great Grandfather was in the forests near Fort Bragg using axes and saws to produce railroad ties @ 5 cents a piece.....pitchfork salmon for dinner and elk and venison for supper.

So beautiful! Thank you! Waiting for the 6 chime to go off and my soul will cry and get goosebumps! ❤❤

Incredible historic footage of a bygone era. Thank you for your work compiling and preserving.

It's amazing to see 4444 gets the appearance.

3ft Gauge. The most Common Narrow Gauge in the USA. I have an insane Idea that would most likely Never happen. Imagine if all 3ft Gauge Railroads United together to become a mega Railroad Company (And yes, include The White Pass & Yukon rout).

Thank you very much, the days when California had hard working men, sad it's gone

Hello, I am wondering if there is any place on the web where I can find this version of the song?

Love it

I really enjoy seeing footage of the Western Pacific rr 251 class 2-8-8-2 locomotives, they are an impressive class of articulated steam power and are among my favorite types of 2-8-8-2 class steam engines.

Is this audio real?

Thank you.

Southern Pacific rr had very attractive looking steam power with their GS class 4-8-4 "Northerns" , Mt class "Mountains" and Pacific type locomotives that operated in passenger service. These three steam engine classes are enjoyable to observe in operation hauling passenger trains in both the "daylight" and the "war baby" (black/ silver) paint schemes.

Still have two copies of this on VHS. A fantastic look at the past. New remastered footage looks great!

0:01 E.P Ripley whistle

Beautiful - Dad commuted from Sunnyvale to Menlo Park on the old SP Commuter in the 60s, and we regularly saw and heard the Libby's Cannery forming up freights. MUCH later, I returned to the area, after the Navy, and used to commute from Santa Clara to San Carlos on the CalTrain... I also took a monthly trip from San Jose to Stockton on ACE.

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Muy guapas

Wow just wow

I wonder were they see today

The good old days when men were men and sheep ran scared!

2:15

Maravilloso video extraordinario

Love the shot at 0:59! Is there any more shots of GS-1s in this film?

1:50

Such great footage. 👌

Love these GS-4 locomotives.

some dates would be nice

Hi Warren 👋

I always enjoy seeing former Westside Heisler 3, now Roaring Camp Number #2 in action. She’s such a neat and powerful little engine despite her cantankerous personality.

Why Southern Pacific didn't design Northerns streamliner to be Cab Forwards too? SP uses fuel oil as primary fuel for their steam locomotives.

0:29 Black Daylight. does it has the same peaky nose?

0:28 it’s Number 2 from Roaring Camp!