Wheeling & Lake Erie Series - Part 1: Bellevue Operations

[@clrphotography7448]

Didn't even watch it but I'm looking forward to. You do great work.

[@bnsf7562]

I appreciate the kind words!

[@miken8rbiradio220]

Hello there sir. I just have to say though I really appreciate. You're knowledge on the wheeling and Lake Erie history. And excellent shots at state route 99 I have to get over there soon and see if i can catch some action there at that location myself. And I will absolutely mention you on my channel too. Manny thanks, on the history. Take care now. Mike N8RBI radio. From Collins, Ohio.

[@bnsf7562]

Appreciate the kind remarks. The Wheeling is one of my favorite railroads and much of what I include informationally is researched beforehand to ensure accuracy. Thanks again for looking!

[@irvinklugh8858]

LIKE IT

[@WestOkieRailroadVideos]

And not a widecab in sight. Great stuff, man!

[@bnsf7562]

One of the best things about the Wheeling!

[@schnuurtchke]

You do great narration on the railroads history

[@logandetwiler4483]

The original wheeling and Lake Erie railway operated from 1877-1949 and 1916-1988

[@barek56]

Nice vid...but what is that strangle "clicking" noise right by the camera?? It is evident before the train arrives in view and after it recedes, then suddenly ends?? Happens on several of the vids...

[@bnsf7562]

Good possibility it's me taking photos with my DSLR off screen. I try to stand far enough away that the sound isn't too prominent.

[@guyname8760]

I think the only reason why Wheeling and Lake Erie got attention was because it basically stole the Rio Grande's style

[@robertroth4171]

FURX 3054 (WLE 6986)