Sunnyside Yard east end Daylight operation 1990

[@propinquity5]

Wonderful! Please add more videos....I welcome them! Thank you.

[@georgepolasky9809]

My grandpa worked at Sunnyside during first half of 20th century. Great videos and narration. Thanks.

[@trussell8510]

I looked in a couple of railroad glossaries but couldn't find the definition of the term "drill." Can you explain how you use it? Very interesting and entertaining history, thanks much.

[@jvohanian]

A drill crew does moves in the yard, such as cut and couple, making up trains, moving them from one spot to another, etc. Those are called drill moves.

[@williemal3058]

As a railfan remember the yards in the pre-Conrail time with the Southern Crescent & Broadway Limited in the yard.

[@mr.r59]

Do you have videos of ivy city Washington DC before high speed train.

[@stanpatterson5033]

Nice tour. How did the railroad combat the hoodlums that were raiding the trains?

[@stevenbiffoni783]

Superb video. Between the facilities,operations and equipment shown and the changes, it cannot be beat. Your other shows are excellent to. Keep the coming

[@frankortolano5886]

I believe amtrak 608 is at the straussbaug museum

[@cehayes74]

So there was 3rd Rail still in the yard long after the Pennsylvania was long gone ??? I see why they said it was a dangerous place back then, had to watch were you walking & stepping at !!!

[@bobmarchand5263]

Thanks for the tour. My Dad worked at the Railway Express loading docks in The Yard for 40 years. Those guys really had to tough it out in those days. I appreciate the video.

[@stevepeters2197]

Jeffrey!

[@tfman54]

SKIPPY! How’s life treating you, retired yet? This will be my tenth year retired, my son Chris is working daylight at high speed and is in his 26th year. I get together with some of the guys once a month,John Caruso,Sal Guida bill carney and Nick Volpe (92) always good to hear fro old friends

[@jonnybeck6723]

Brilliant... thanx for posting

[@traindude3332]

Cool