Santa Fe Railroad The Steam Locomotive

[@rivertwin6879]

My grandfather is in a lot of these safety videos. Its amazing to have a relative that had a part in making history

[@TexasRailfan21-RailfanRyan]

Santa Fe really went all out to keep in their steam locomotives spotless

[@samiam619]

TexasRailfan21 Just think of all the “weathering” I won’t have to do!

[@25mfd]

back during a time where the cleanliness of the equipment was baked into the overall company image... HA, not anymore though

[@StephenCarlBaldwin]

Those modeling Santa Fe steam operations will value this Santa Fe industrial film. Vivid inside look at what it took to keep these large engines on the road -- esp. stalwart men willing to stand the noise, steam, chemicals, and associated hazards of 20th Century steam locomotive maintenance. Thanks for publishing this waycool historically significant document.

[@samiam619]

Stephen Carl Baldwin, I model ATSF. This is why I won’t weather my locos, they were clean for every run!

[@cbolanz1]

Janet: Santa Fe engines burn oil? Marty: that’s unhealthy.

[@merlemorrison482]

Nice explanations and good footage to explain operating locomotives.

[@kimifan06]

I swear all 1950's videos were narrated by the same dude...

[@BackshopRailProductions]

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[@alcopower5710]

Wonderful historical video

[@jacksalvin364]

When Steam was king on the Santa Fe.

[@jamesbelcher8509]

9:55 [train whistle]

[@scottthurman3625]

does anyone know if there is a technically remastered version of this film on the web?

[@RickyJr46]

Steam crews worked very hard for their paychecks!

[@TheWarbonnet660]

This is the only footage of ATSF 5000 in revenue service right?

[@drrgperrin]

In what year was this film made?

[@whispofwords2590]

Why do Sante Fe locmotives look so tired.

[@needles_sub3307]

Your seeing why the diesels were more economical to run. Less labor, more availablity.

[@OKFrax-ys2op]

Two video haters, diesel lovers