The museum has one of the best regional collections of electric railway equipment. Incidentally, the Chicago, South Shore and South Bend Railroad extends east to South Bend, ending at Michiana Regional Airport.
It's so wonderful that they totally redone the old South Shore Line MU Cars...it looks like nothing in the Motorman's Cab was altered, (except they are now equipped with Trolley Poles instead of Pantographs at each end) so I can still operate one! I love the rich Cranberry Color. Even kept the same HORN on them too. Imagine, one of those MUs is a Dining Car...who would have thought that back when they were a daily staple for us riders! :)
DUDE! And Dudettes. Is it me?!? The whipped cream in these Old School Ice Cream Parlors just Cannot be matched by ANYTHING on store shelves!!😍😋And I'll watch ANY report narrated by Mike Lowe. As someone who missed his calling into the Radio Industry, he has probably the Most soothing voice I've Ever heard!!😔
Western Railway Museum in Rio Vista, CALIFORNIA is the last REAL PIECE of the "Sacramento Northern Interurban". Much like the above in Wisconsin. I love this kind of thing. Thank you for this.
this place needs to get its head out of the 1940s and join the rest of us in the modern day. this is pathetic and embarrassing for america's image on a global scale.
What kind of a knot-headed comment did you just make, seawitch? There’s absolutely nothing wrong with keeping memories & relics from yesteryear & showcasing them for younger generations to learn about our history. Remember, those who forget their history are condemned to repeat it. That can be a good thing & a bad one. We ( humanity ) deemed electric street cars as old fashioned & ripped them out in favor of the automobile. Funny, electric street cars & light rail are making a comeback in cities all over America such as Dallas’ DART system. It’s a huge success & it’s expanding. What’s old is new again. This town & museum are far from embarrassing America’s image on a global scale. That’s being taken care of in spectacular fashion by the current administration in Washington, DC!
@@chooch1995 by "humanity" you mean america I assume? because europe certainly adores their socialist, anti-freedom electric railways. People who use public transportation are sheep willingly turning down something better. something that lets them travel in comfort and safety from being assaulted, harassed, r*ped, catching disease, and crammed like sardines inside, and its called an "automobile"
You are completely missing the point. Some things deserve to be preserved. They are part of our history. People choose what they want to invest time in and clearly these lovely people think it's important to keep it going. I think it's awesome.
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Volunteered at the museum for 10 years. Still love it.
This is awesome! Thank you for showcasing these locations. Will definitely go!
Absolutely!
As a kid i still remember the old CTA electric buses and the blue sparks they made crossing over electric street lines! They were very quite!
Great story, thanks.
Hey! I work here! It's been such a pleasure working for you John this year! 😊
The museum has one of the best regional collections of electric railway equipment. Incidentally, the Chicago, South Shore and South Bend Railroad extends east to South Bend, ending at Michiana Regional Airport.
They used to go all the way into downtown South Bend. I remember that.
This whole presentation was well done👍
My goodness… Haven’t been there in so long. Thanks for the reminder, maybe this fall I’ll get out there.
My mother and I went on one of these trains back in October 2020. It was quite an experience!
Great video!
It's so wonderful that they totally redone the old South Shore Line MU Cars...it looks like nothing in the Motorman's Cab was altered, (except they are now equipped with Trolley Poles instead of Pantographs at each end) so I can still operate one! I love the rich Cranberry Color. Even kept the same HORN on them too. Imagine, one of those MUs is a Dining Car...who would have thought that back when they were a daily staple for us riders! :)
Highly recommend interurban/electric railway very nice railroad cool info and a fun visit
DUDE! And Dudettes. Is it me?!? The whipped cream in these Old School Ice Cream Parlors just Cannot be matched by ANYTHING on store shelves!!😍😋And I'll watch ANY report narrated by Mike Lowe. As someone who missed his calling into the Radio Industry, he has probably the Most soothing voice I've Ever heard!!😔
Have you ever seen the Illinois railway museum?
All transport museums are so interesting !
Yeah, odd they'd go to East Troy vs. Union, IL. It is a nice little town but IRM is pretty epic.
Yes, some years ago : fantastic ! Greetings from Brussels, Belgium.
Mukwonago has the Elegant Farmer. A great place to shop & eat.
That is where the train stops for a bit prior to returning to East Troy.
Been there. Highly recommend going.
Very relaxing weekend trip 🚋🚋🚃🚃
Thanks, WGN. I’ll have to check it out.
Western Railway Museum in Rio Vista, CALIFORNIA is the last REAL PIECE of the "Sacramento Northern Interurban". Much like the above in Wisconsin. I love this kind of thing. Thank you for this.
Back in April I visited the trolley museum in Scranton Pa. Really cool.
As you get old, watching things change isn't easy, at least for me, the 1960's was my youth, simpler times I guess.
I’ve been to East Troy. Very enjoyable.
Yes I love it them were days when life was so simple.
Absolutely beautiful ❤
Soooo what about the Illinois railway museum?
Hey dude. Some conductors still say "All aboard". Try Amtrak
Been there.
That drug store looks great. reminds me of my childhood
The South Shore cars ran all the way to South Bend. Do your research.
looks awesome
Is the Elegant Farmer still around (halfway down the line)?
Yes - very much alive and well.
VERY COOL!
YOOOO i work at that ice cream place
We thank you for your service!!
Lee Jeffrey Thompson Angela Young Mary
Hopefully this town stay beautiful
They making every city a sanctuary City
You wake up one morning and have 20 thousand people in your town.
Really? A MAGA immigration comment to a video about trains? Turn it off for a moment.
@@3-Rail-Tales-DadThey can't. They think the only thing that ever made America great was the racism.
It looked to me like the town has a mixed-demographic and is doing better than ever.
No mention of wi-fi. On the train? Parlor? Charging ports? No casino stop, either? Is bitcoin accepted for fare?
this place needs to get its head out of the 1940s and join the rest of us in the modern day. this is pathetic and embarrassing for america's image on a global scale.
What kind of a knot-headed comment did you just make, seawitch? There’s absolutely nothing wrong with keeping memories & relics from yesteryear & showcasing them for younger generations to learn about our history. Remember, those who forget their history are condemned to repeat it. That can be a good thing & a bad one. We ( humanity ) deemed electric street cars as old fashioned & ripped them out in favor of the automobile. Funny, electric street cars & light rail are making a comeback in cities all over America such as Dallas’ DART system. It’s a huge success & it’s expanding. What’s old is new again. This town & museum are far from embarrassing America’s image on a global scale. That’s being taken care of in spectacular fashion by the current administration in Washington, DC!
@@chooch1995 by "humanity" you mean america I assume? because europe certainly adores their socialist, anti-freedom electric railways. People who use public transportation are sheep willingly turning down something better. something that lets them travel in comfort and safety from being assaulted, harassed, r*ped, catching disease, and crammed like sardines inside, and its called an "automobile"
You are completely missing the point. Some things deserve to be preserved. They are part of our history. People choose what they want to invest time in and clearly these lovely people think it's important to keep it going. I think it's awesome.
@@chooch1995well said 👏
Nah, this place is a reminder of America's long-gone heyday.