In case you’re wondering how Edaville got its name, it was created using the initials of the man who owned the land the railroad is on. His name was Ellis D. Atwood. He was the largest cranberry grower in New England. His cranberry plantation was in South Carver, Massachusetts

Train had 8 cars

Indonesia has two steam locomotive (CMIIW) ....this is so cool

#97 lead the way.

This is in Connecticut right?

Love the Valley Railroad! I especially love their dining trains. Very classy and nice. Food is amazing too.

I miss No.7. I remember the first time I went to the Maine Narrow Gauge (the one in Portland) they let me into the engine house and I got to walk around and go in side the cab of 7. Or maybe it was 6. I don’t know I saw both of them.

Great video!

Great video. I like how you included the spectators. There is more to the event than just the trains.

I believe No. 3 was actually from The Edaville Railroad. I may be wrong though

We were on the same excursion!

Great job Mark! Looks very nice

Nice job Mark

The last 9 years of that p5

For such a little engine that has a mighty whistle

Engine 8 was not a part of this event only engine 7 and engine 3 ran.

Love the old railroad crossing signals.

amtrak 161?

I don't like it when they do either,but in her defense, i was using a canon powershot camera which looks like a regular camera but it also takes video, so it's quite possible that she didn't know I was shooting it.

love it when ppl get in the way