I didn’t see anything, and I found that surprising given the high ridership.

Does Metro Park not have an indoor station because you didn't show it and that's the whole reason I looked at your video?

Main stores were FW Woolworth AND JJ NEW BERRIES.

Church is saint Mary's and had school k to 8 th grade. Got to wear suit and blazer and Franciscan nuns.

Roof on train station is missing all the slate shingles and roof grill work. If bronze and copper. It's not as pretty as oune was. Train from port to Hoboken NJ. Is 2.5 hour trip. Then take ferry to Manhattan.

You talk about Bruno Pizza parlor. I and friend would watch late at night. A Hugh limo would pull up. Three guys would get out. The middle one carrying record books.

I know vid is two yrs old. But the strange open tall concrete cylinder is a cattle feeder. I am 67. I remember the cattle being let off from freight cars to be feed and watered on way to market in NY CITY. In those days. The Erie bulls or Erie Lackawanna rail road police. Still patrolled the 8 sets tracks behind the station. And the coal was still stack 20 feet by the round house. You know kids would play on them.

Bismarck is a former Northern Pacific Depot, it even has the logo on it, other NP depots that are still around are Mandan, Glen Ullin and Dickinson which is still being used as a yard office. Soo line depots are still around as well with one in Wilton, and Minot which became the Minot rail museum. Steele depot is at the Mandan rail museum, Sterling is at Buck stop junction and South heart and Taylor are near the dinosaur museum in Dickinson.

I went here during NJ TRANSIT’s fare holiday. It was a delightful little town. I went to the Fox brewery place. The guy was really cool and I stayed at the Erie hotel didn’t get a chance to go into the bar below, but I did love the Chinese food. Also, they have a little town Square that has a couple of picnic tables right in front of the Erie hotel. It’s such a nice little area.

thís isn't for flooding. this is people trying to one-up their neighbors. same thing happening in Bedford MA. These houses look awful.

Thanks for this Chris! I grew up in Ottawa in the 60s through the early eighties. Some things have changed, many still the same. I live on the West coast now and don't get back there very often. It's great to see those streets i used to ride my bicycle on, all over that town. The world is a big place, and I've lived in Massachusetts, Florida, Tennessee, Germany and Nevada. But Ottawa is where i got my start. Born in Ryburn hospital, directly across the street from Washington park (there's a bank there now.) My roots are in that town, but up in the branches the views are endless and more to my liking.

I did fuel tank inspections and did the Casey's gas stations in all of these towns every month. Left that job about 6 months ago and miss it dearly. Always loved driving up and down that river road. Nice to see parts of the towns that I didn't get to see. That was my hard week, left from Clinton Iowa and went all the way down to Troy Missouri and back up and around Illinois and back up to Clinton doing all those Casey's and Cricke K's plus the Sam's Club in Quincy. Usually managed to get it done in 3 very long days just to avoid extra hotel nights! Not much time for exploring but I remember stopping at the Jail in Carthage and getting some photos. Thanks for the adventure!

Thank you. This is fabulous video and observation. Atlantic City's vista for sunrises in the east is unparalleled, I testify.

Nice room!

⁠sorry you are incorrect the port jervis line goes into Secaucus then you take the train to NYC it arrives at Penn station. The station is near the Burger King.

Nick, I was looking for the Americans and the British but everybody was going by so fast! I did note one guy was Irish because he was all alone and going uphill which slowed everybody down a little. Otherwise, it was a blur 😅

Nice! Lucky you, world's is usually something special and Zurich was a great race, even if Pogacar dominated it. I think the three Americans at 11:29 are Matteo Jorgensen, Brandon McNulty and Kevin Vermaerke, followed by Jai Hindley of Australia.

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Flood of 1955 is why the flood protection was developed

They moved that original Danbury Depot Train station. From where TrackSide is currently. I believe the historical society as well as quite a few donors saved it from being torn down so they could build now Current Trackside Bar and Restaurant. And yes they still run freight on those tracks.

yes you should eat at the Brickyard :)

Yes this is the Grit that you remember

You should have started at the corner of Elmira & W.4th Street with the A D Hermance house and then walked west - it's the best way to do it. I live in the AD Hermance Mansion for a year -

I'm back in NJ with photos. How would you like me to send them?

Work has begun on restoring the Middletown O&W train station!

The old Shop Rite is becoming an Aldi.

I'm originally from Davenport. The QC has great potential but never lives up to it

Ah yes time to learn more about a city I have never heard of.

The house you see at minutes 30:40 of this video is an ABB we stayed at this summer. Right across from the Temple. Wonderful place to stay.

This is the first of your videos that i have seen and i must say that i was pleasantly surprised by the research and time that you invested as well as the logical and interesting presentation style. Upon reviewing the other videos on your channel i noted that many are about trains, a topic of great interest to me; needless to say, i have subscribed to your channel and look forward to watching many more of your videos. Thanks and wishing you many happy travels !!

Wow !! My grandparents lived there for years. My Mom grew up there, graduated from School of the Holy Child. My parents were married there and I was born there. Many years since my grandparents passed away. Nice to see the town. More of Mom's family lived in Mahwah. My Dad's family was from Ramsey.

Bound brook has a canister business talk to the governor have him sell

This is bridge brook Clifton has the same transportation architecture it's for like smoking a joint next to the bridges under something

Remember these are vacations I'm doing Big business watching them on you tube

Those suburban train station a swing set and a yard sale and yas are competing over big money

The Post office Park is checkers ha ha ha ha ha ha

The train station that in the middle of a neighborhood is just like the 4 cylinder American made car there telling you to go to work I've played with posts and comments about money making deals on the train stations and got an answer They make more money with freight than moving workers our vacationers

I've grew up in Paterson and think about it as a bum when Paterson train station is a transportation to a vacation spot those that take the train to Hoboken and know what the Secaucus train station is like then they know what a good train station and a bad one looks like because it happens 2 times Paterson and Hoboken Secaucus is a bum

I’m literally less than two miles away from here 0:00 right now! That’s wild.

I’ve wanted to visit Quincy for a loooong time. Glad I finally made it.

Glad you visited. The old downtown is mostly moved out East of town now, but there are some trendy restaurants and bars in the area, and the town square is well-used for concerts and art shows. The historic distict you showed is larger than you think drive around a bit. You should see the new "suburbs." A lovely town to raise a family in and education and community is still strong and vibrant.

Williamsports is now like a third world county. Nothing like what it once was. Concealed carry after dark!

Rte 211 east of Middletown is the original 'miracle mile' of suburban strip malls and supermarket. Yes, in humble Middletown ny

Velvets played at BAM at an opening night party for Merce Cunningham Dance Company in 1969.

I'm glad you enjoyed your time here in Missouri! Hannibal certainly is an amazing little city. Next time explore the Lou some more.. StL is similar to Hannibal in many ways. Also, I totally agree about America needing more trolleys again! :]

That's the post office

The best place

Yo vivo al frente de la estación 🚉

Do trains actually still run on these tracks?