Age of Steam Roundhouse in Sugarcreek Ohio.

[@ccrx6700]

Absolutely Amazing job you did putting this video together 👍👍👍 it was Awesome

[@TriGogglin]

Thanks Dave, it was a great day, and a great place, thank you once again for inviting me along.

[@fredburban8219]

Ole Dave works on the Rail Road all day long and then goes to the Rail Road Museum on his time off. He loves Rail Roading. Thank you for the tour.

[@TriGogglin]

🤣🤣 I pretty much said the same thing... 🤣🤣 he definitely loves the Railroad. I don't work for the Railroad. My job I definitely want nothing to do with on my day off.. so glad you enjoyed the video, appreciate you watching

[@frederickwise5238]

I was awed by the wheel lathe. In my day I turned 2 tires on a horizontal lathe in the B&O ahop Newark Oh. Looks Brand New. The newest lathe of the 5 in our shop in 1956 was a 1935 American Browning, on which I turned "a few" side rod bushings. Much of our equipment was run by belts from an overhead layshaft.. LOLOL To think of all the trips I made up and down 62 in the 60's between Newark and Canton and never new you guys were so close to Berlin.

[@TriGogglin]

Thank you for watching Frederick, this placecwas amazing. That lathe was really impressive to see up close and personal. I would have loved to see the belt driven stuff you worked on. Been to a few old mills that ran like that, but to see a rail shop that would have blown my mind, so glad you liked the video, appreciate you watching and commenting.

[@terrygraham5901]

That beautiful place to go love the caboose my favorite car old train horn sound good to me

[@TriGogglin]

Thank you Terry, it was a good day, and a great day to visit.

[@henryjewell3900]

I was at The Age Of Steam Roundhouse recently. The whole place was absolutely amazing. The tour guides were very impatient and hurried the visitors along. I was chastised by a tour guide for asking a question during the tour. Most of the other associates at the place were very nice. Nice to visit but we will not be back anytime soon.

[@TriGogglin]

Oh wow, I did not have that experience as you seen in the video.. our tour guide was pleasant, kind, patient and knowledgeable. Sorry this happened to you.. the place is amazing and it should have been a great all around trip for you. Did you make a complaint to anyone.. I thank you for watching..

[@henryjewell3900]

@@TriGogglin We went out of our way during the Ohio visit to see the Sugarcreek Roundhouse. The facility was very well done. Just could not stand the rude tour guides.

[@RailfanNetwork]

Good Morning!!!

[@SarahsAtticOfTreasures]

Hello Tony. I couldn't resist.

[@pleiku887]

This place is magnificent.

[@TriGogglin]

Thank you, so glad you enjoyed it. Appreciate you watching

[@RoyEltham]

Now that was awesome! So many neat engines and what a roundhouse! I liked the bit with the lathe, "here's a nice lathe, it's not tiny" while showing the biggest lathe anyone ever saw! :D Thanks Pappy and Dave!

[@TriGogglin]

thanks Roy. That lathe was incredible. Never seen anything like it. The engines on display were awesome and the video did them no justice.

[@RoyEltham]

@@TriGogglin I've added that to my "bucket list" :)

[@TriGogglin]

You ever get this way, definitely look me up.

[@RoyEltham]

@@TriGogglin I will indeed. I might just plan a trip out that way next year to see all you east coast MRR folks and the cool places you share with us.

[@sparky107107]

that is some nice shops, lots to look at in there .. thanks

[@TriGogglin]

There were some great history to some of those engines, and loved the fact it was a working shop and you seen them working on stuff as you were walking thru. Thanks for watching sparky.

[@hantzschelee]

You beat me inside. That place is awesome

[@TriGogglin]

Didn't know it was a race, 😆 very nice place indeed.

[@Laakona]

I remember the Boston & Maine RR roundhouse in Reading Massachusetts in the 1950s. It was behind Parker High School.

[@TriGogglin]

That would have been something to see. Thanks for watching

[@blocksmithforge7841]

That's railroadin!

[@TriGogglin]

Yes at its finest, Dave and I had a great day.

[@KerleyExpress]

that is awesome place and no people there great video

[@TriGogglin]

Thanks Dwight the place was awesome. There were a lot of people earlier. They had a model T tour that day, I have a video on that later. Ours was the last tour so we got lucky and could get all Matt's attention of his info on everything in there.

[@valeriebassett3107]

Fantastic video. I have been wanting to go here. I going before this winter! 🙏

[@TriGogglin]

Oh for sure Val, it's a must.. you will love it...

[@jonwatt678]

Great video.. came here from Dave's channel & glad I did... Now I gotta round up some funds to go see it myself.. Thanks...

[@TriGogglin]

Thank you, we had a great day, that place is awesome. Dave especially enjoyed himself. Thank you for watching.

[@artillerest43rdva7]

that is neat, Hercules powder was owned by dupont in deleware. they also owned Lucite, both paint and acrylic plastic windows while Hercules was both gun powder and TNT . they were owned by Dupont until the government had them divest a bunch of different blasting agent & gun powder.

[@TriGogglin]

Thats awesome, I did not know that, appreciate that info, and you watching 😀

[@Crookedriverandeasternrr]

Man this place is amazing pappy. I’m going to have to get out there

[@TriGogglin]

It is cool, your not to far from there. You and the misses should spend a day there get some cheese and check out the round house.

[@Crookedriverandeasternrr]

@@TriGogglin yeah it’s been awhile since we’ve been there.

[@SarahsAtticOfTreasures]

Fascinating. Thank you.

[@TriGogglin]

Very welcome.

[@mattkinnard6899]

Thanks for highlighting the best of AOS and Sugarcreek! I still find it weird to hear my voice in the back of someone's video.

[@TriGogglin]

Your welcome Matt, you did a great job, and yeah we all think something different about our recorded voice.

[@Discontinued226]

I live in Milwaukee and I’ve seen Milwaukee Road's S-3 #261 I wish I could go see the age of steam roundhouse one day and see 6325 in person she’s one of my favorite Steam Locomotives Also I would be great seeing Nickel Plate Road 763

[@TriGogglin]

For sure the nickel plate, would be cool. Hope you get to see this place one day, but as this place is cool its not a free roam place, its a working shop, so you gotta stay on the path with the guide, some things you wanna do and see are off limits. Glad you liked the video and so glad I could show you this unique place.

[@SleeTheSloth]

Great video! Loved it!

[@TriGogglin]

Thank you, very glad you liked it.

[@acrranscaleandlifejourney4330]

Love me some Sugercreek!!!!!

[@acrranscaleandlifejourney4330]

I want to go now!

[@TriGogglin]

Get on and get up there Darth, lol thanks for watching.

[@sparky107107]

oh wow nice

[@TriGogglin]

Thank you sparky.

[@BoxcarJerry]

Nice job Papp on filling us in on other things to do in the area . Looks like a pretty cool place to visit if your in the area . Thanks again for taking us with ya .

[@TriGogglin]

Thanks Jerry, it is a relaxing place to shop and eat, it's in the heart of Amish Country, they have great wines, and cheeses. And omg the pies.

[@derekalexander4030]

Wow Pappy, that was great. I would have been happy just seeing the roundhouse and turntable but those locos were incredible and an active workshop with that supersized lathe.. overwhelming. Awesome trip and video. Thanks for sharing it.

[@TriGogglin]

Thank you, I felt the same I've been on the outside looking in so many times. Just getting in the fence to look around would have been great, then I get in there and wow my mouth dropped, so glad I got to share this with everyone thank you for watching.

[@caseyjones1950]

Wish they would get GTW 6325, and NKP 763 under steam again! LS&I 33 was operable when Jerry Jacobson was still alive. There's a video of him at the throttle of #33.

[@TriGogglin]

Takes a bundle of money. I did see a video of 33 running once.. would be nice to see again.. appreciate you watching..

[@LRSX]

Wow what an awesome place, sure looked like a blast strolling around there. That us army engine is sweet! Thanks for sharing pappy!

[@TriGogglin]

Thanks Ian, very nice place. The army engine and the pneumatic was my favorite.

[@SarahsAtticOfTreasures]

That roundhouse is amazing.

[@TriGogglin]

It sure is, I was in awe.

[@thecommentary21]

Whenever this scamdemic is over Im going to have to make my way over their. Very nice museum.

[@TriGogglin]

It was a very nice place, plus the surrounding area has many things to do and see. Thank you for watching.

[@stevearnold2304]

Awesome video Pappy. The #19 was in the movie Emperor of the North and came from the Yreka Western in Northern California. I was lucky enough to ride behind her twice and once in the cab. I was at the auction when she was sold.

[@TriGogglin]

That is awesome, see, you have the stories, can't imagine attending a train auction. While I was there they said one of the engines, can't remember which, ill have look it up, was in the movie stand by me. Thanks for watching Steve.

[@stevearnold2304]

It was also in that movie as well

[@TriGogglin]

@@stevearnold2304 oh same one, cool

[@bobblenuts]

Thank you for this video. Some really great locos on display, will put the Age of Steam Roundhouse on my list for a future vacation stop. Referred by ccrx 6700 video of your Sugarcreek tour 👍👍👍👍👍

[@TriGogglin]

Its definitely a great place to see, as well as the surrounding area has many things to do, thank you for watching, and stopping by, ill have to thank Dave for the recommendation.

[@fitjig]

Great video. Family and I will have to check it out

[@TriGogglin]

Thanks Dex, it was a great place, and for being so close it would make a nice day trip. And you could shop and get some meat, cheese, and wine, then you would have a nice evening 🤪

[@danbedford5419]

Great video pappy

[@TriGogglin]

Thank you Dan, that place was amazing, glad I could share it with you, and glad you enjoyed it.

[@danbedford5419]

@@TriGogglinur w , sure looks like a awesome place to visit

[@TriGogglin]

It is in deed

[@cthunter41]

I live in Cheyenne wyoming where UP has their steam shop. I've seen big boy run a few times lately, but never been able to get into the roundhouse here. They have some old f series units just rusting away there. I wish they'd fix it up and make it open to the public like this one. Very cool!

[@TriGogglin]

Thank you, yes that is a shame seeing history rusting away, especially being UP its not like they don't have the funds for it. It would be a success if they did, thank you for watching.

[@fbrailroad4628]

Looks like a great place to go visit. Thanks Pappy

[@TriGogglin]

It was an awesome place to go for sure. Thanks for watching.

[@SarahsAtticOfTreasures]

I have been there. Really enjoyed the memories this brought back. Wonderful video.

[@TriGogglin]

Thats awesome you been there, it was something to see thats for sure. Glad you enjoyed the video.

[@DruSteel69]

Awesome footage, Pappy. My wife and her mom was actually at little Switzerland last weekend for some time together. I hope to visit that area someday. Thanks for taking us on a tour. Take care.

[@TriGogglin]

Your welcome, Its a great get away, you should check it out, even if you don't get to the age of steam, the shops and tourist trap stuff in the sugar creek area are relaxing.

[@DruSteel69]

@@TriGogglin - my wife definitely recommend the place. Thanks Pappy.

[@MyLifesTracks]

Great video! So much to see. This place is on my bucket list. The Nickel Plate Road Berkshire is my favorite locomotive. I’m hoping to visit all 6 surviving NKP Berkshires. I’ve seen 3 so far!

[@TriGogglin]

Thank you,, Oh that would be a great road trip, getting to all 6 and seeing the areas. I hope you get to see them all.

[@robswan4170]

I believe there is one operational S160 Class army locamotive in the U.K.

[@TriGogglin]

Thank you Rob, someone said if any were left they would be over there. Cause that's what they were built for, and I havnt looked into it but someone mentioned there may be one here running as an excursion train somewhere. Appreciate you watching.

[@Realohiorailroadproductions]

Also at 10:15 I never knew there were real locomotives with Un-flanged wheels, got a lot of model locomotives like that but never expected it on a real one.

[@TriGogglin]

Yes sir, its crazy but makes total sense all those big flanged wheels would walk right off the rail on tight curves so they took the flange off some so it could slide freely on the rail but still had the power.

[@justin10347]

Omfg that's the 19 shack's train from emperor of the north

[@TriGogglin]

Now you have me curious, I never seen that movie. I'm glad you pointed that out to me, thanks for watching.

[@justin10347]

@@TriGogglin it's a great movie

[@TriGogglin]

@@justin10347 thank you, definitely going to check it out.

[@piyasutra20]

if i get 1522 back at operation. i will purchase the 1522-A auxiliary water tender from the age of steam roundhouse. you can see it easily at 2:32

[@TriGogglin]

That would be nice.

[@Realohiorailroadproductions]

Nice video, I’ve been trying to get over there for years, do they run Trains every day or just on special occasions.

[@TriGogglin]

They don't run trains any more. For the public. Thats a bummer. Call Head for times and tickets, they don't have very many walk ups available.

[@brianberthold3118]

Heisler made more then just the geared Heisler locomotive? i did not know that

[@TriGogglin]

I too learned something new this day, so glad I could share it. Glad you enjoyed it.. thanks for watching

[@maxwellwalcher6420]

Would Number 6325 run again with Water coal to make her steam it needs a new crew.

[@TriGogglin]

Hello maxwell, that is a good question, but I have no answer for it, some at this museum is only cosmetically restored, so most of them won't run again, but not sure about 6325s status, thank you for watching, maybe someone will see your comment and have an answer for you.

[@maxwellwalcher6420]

@@TriGogglin i will have you heard of NYC J3a Hudson 5406.

[@TriGogglin]

@@maxwellwalcher6420 oh, no I have not, ill look it it up.

[@maxwellwalcher6420]

@@TriGogglin is one of the Famous 4-6-4 Hudsons.

[@TriGogglin]

Awesome thank you for telling me that

[@austinposs3398]

Is the camelback 1187 there

[@TriGogglin]

At 13:46 is a camel back but don't know its number.

[@austinposs3398]

@@TriGogglin strasburg railroad 4

[@thomasfan5298]

5:31 is that an S160

[@TriGogglin]

Sorry I didn't catch the make of it as he was talking.

[@brianfalzon6739]

We want Mainline Steam Excursions back on both Norfolk Southern and the Ohio Central Railroad, G&W should never have bought it in 2008 after the fate of it! Now what will become of it?

[@TriGogglin]

Steam excursion would be great, but NS line is way to busy for that. And as far as the G&W buying The OC, its doing just fine, I railfan it weekly, what did I miss. What fate are you referring to, do tell, do tell. I like info

[@brianfalzon6739]

@@TriGogglin G&W wants to hurt the business it takes everything all away. I hate what G&W did to both Ohio Central in 2008 and Providence and Worcester in 2016. Now every regional and shortline railroad has become a fallen flag.

[@TriGogglin]

Oh, now I see what your saying, I liked the providence and Worchester , definitely understand where your coming from now. No matter what with the OC, it will Always be the OC, even if they all go to the orange engines.

[@brianfalzon6739]

@@TriGogglin Since when did G&W began?

[@TriGogglin]

@@brianfalzon6739 i think it can be traced back to the late 1800s but the actual holding company was formed in 1977 i do believe