Minuteman Tales: Goffstown, New Hampshire

[@jkcbruh6972]

This makes me wanna cry; I grew up in Goffstown and it hurts this branch wasn’t saved

[@richardp.nathhorst9317]

Thank you for another excellent video!

[@tedfisk1211]

Another enjoyable video. Thank yoiu

[@TheTrainDudes31]

Another great show 😊

[@jimmackay3392]

When I was a kid, I snuck onto the old Yankee Flyer streamliner when it was at Eadaville Railroad. I think I was around 9 or ten. That thing fascinated me. I grew up two towns over from Eadeville and my birthday is in July so my mom always took me there for my birthday. I loved it. Went every summer up untill they closed and got rid of the trains. Would still go now if it were like before.

[@Voucher765]

Awesome especially the 2-8-0s and 3713 being restored at Steamtown

[@helby]

Thank you for all these wonderful historical videos. I'm 77 and from Hudson, MA. I saw the last steam train go through to Cinton when I was 8 or 9. Then it was Alco RS3's and Budd cars. The local freight had SW 1227 and delivered to Berlin and Marlboro. We had 8 passenger trains daily on the Central branch. I also remember seeing a gas buggy once or twice on the 10 a m. from Clinton to Boston. Your videos are educational and enjoyable. Thanks again!

[@duncanholden2826]

Great video, happy holidays!

[@Vermontrailfanproduction]

Pumping these out like crazy great video

[@robertdaigle7021]

All you gentlemen do a great job on these video presentations…hats off for a fine job…😎

[@cheshirebranch]

Wonderful presentation, as always. I learned a lot. Thank you! ps I believe Consolidation 2403 was a class K-7, not a K-8.

[@baker3person]

Great episode but so sad. Please do winchendon Gardner or Athol

[@sabertoothduck]

A few road bridges over the ROW existed until the early 2000’s. If I had been smarter I would have documented it in the Henniker area

[@chrisdaniel1339]

I enjoy your videos, however it makes me sad that so many train lines were abandoned.