"Old Steam Locos and Trains of the South" - By JMJ Productions

I claim no ownership of this property, as it was produced by JMJ Productions. I am simply uploading this for educational purposes after being given permission by the author to "do as I please so long as I don't resell the material". Therefore, here is the full release of "Old Steam Locos and Trains of the South"

[@SouthernTennessean]

Man that southern footage was amazing

[@hartmutlorentzen9659]

Superb video, thanks for presentation, from Germany

[@wabisabi6875]

Excellent footage and restoration! You have done a great service to enthusiasts and modelers alike!

[@JNXT_Railroad]

This is solid gold.

[@robertdipaola3447]

Really great!!!--- I always admired the tremendous southern hospitality I would see on the side of their box cars stating--" THANKS FOR USING COAST LINE'-- no other railroad expressed such gratitude, with an appreciation like that, I would do business with them anytime, sadly there gone

[@jasonlieu5379]

So saf to see all those steam engines bieng tiwed for scrap

[@tommystone4563]

The good old days of steam...

[@SuperFoxyRailwayProduction6702]

1:03:50 Finally we can see some Southern Railways 2-8-8-2s in action!

[@thomasshannon2741]

This is outstanding !!!!!

[@andrewtailby4364]

Wonderful footage

[@GMan9029]

The mans done it! Thanks for uploading!

[@centeroftheearthmining4095]

Fantastic!!!

[@justingillespie6638]

Most of the L&N footage is Evansville, IN, not really the south, but still great to see.

[@maxwellwalcher6420]

there the New York Central Hudsons.

[@RailPreserver2K]

1:52 looks like l&n was inspired by the sp daylight streamlining

[@JohnPechulis-pn9kv]

I don't think JMJ Authorized this

[@joeman1437]

To quote directly from Mr. Farcus "Regarding your request, feel free to use it in any way you see fit, other than selling it." I understand the stigma, but I assure you I have no ill will towards JMJ Productions or am seeking to gain anything from this. As stated, it's just for educational purposes.