SUPER Cool F7 Santa Fe WARBONNETS START UP! Galveston Railroad museum

Really cool to see and hear these Icons start up and run. Be sure to visit this museum when you're in town. Visit them online for details. Support these facilities because without them our history is forgotten. Thank you for watching.

[@mylesspear]

EMD foamers please rise for our anthem

[@jimmyz2098]

Oh wow. Man those F7s are just absolutely gorgeous! Some of the most beautiful and amazing American Engineering ever. A real little piece of the USA right here. Would love to go don and see these some day. On my list now.

[@edithkane1978]

What a beautiful sound. Nothing. Better

[@therosejewelrailroad489]

Them locomotives looked pretty realistic. The only thing missing was the center rail! LOL

[@ponkkaa]

I had the Santa Fe war bonnet Lionel Super O gauge loco in the early 60's. My favorite toy. This brings back so many wonderful memories. Thanx for posting!

[@EstorilEm]

Such beautiful locomotives- my favorite diesels of all time. Definitely a bucket list item to head out and run on an excursion train some day.

[@Enid2Sacramento]

Feel like a kid again seeing that beautiful engine.

[@dixieboy5689]

Incredible engineering. Pure genius behind it all. And the Art work on the loco is pure loco !!

[@ctait6226]

I've stood right in in front of these two F7's. You are one of the luckiest people ever to be there while they are running because they hardly ever run them. Great video of the the Museum.

[@sarge6870]

Made me feel old bud! I'm 58 now and remember when my first HO train set had an F7 (or F3) as the loco. Then I went on to the "F" series. Imagine all the people that rode these monsters! Shout-out to those who operated them!! Hard to imagine that switcher was an 80 tonner!!

[@raymondsprengelmeyer1278]

Thank you for sharing!

[@stevennagley3407]

Thanks for the upload, she’s purrrty!

[@MountainSalsa]

Thx for sharing!

[@SD40Fan_Jason]

The first railroad I went to work for had more than a dozen of these after they had been thru Cleburne. They were called CF-7s and they sounded, acted and felt like a F7. They kinda looked like a U18-B though with the short, squatty nose and long engine hood.

[@Essence31217]

I did enjoy this, thank you.

[@jubemarsh2202]

My favorite locomotive 💕💯🇺🇸

[@rongreen8485]

love the old iron.

[@primoroy]

I remember decades ago when this train was in private ownership by a man in Houston that use to run weekend excursions from the Houston Heights railroad station to Galveston and back.

[@GArnoldHD]

Thanks for sharing! Half a century old equipment, yet still awesome and impressive alike! Good luck, and stay healthy. Salutes from Innsbruck, Austria, Europe

[@leewalker3514]

I remember the F 7 when I was a kid I’m 65 now