Street Running Railroad With Trains Approaching Both Directions Taking Turns! Inside A Caboose In Ky
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- 3 Trains Running Down The Middle Of Main Street! Traffic Waits For The Trains! CSX Street Runners In LaGrange, Kentucky On Main Street. Look Inside A Caboose & Inside A Restored Passenger Car. The Train Station In LaGrange And A Night Time Street Running Train.
Check out the line side signals at Mile Post 27. We have a clear signal for a northbound CSX mixed freight train going right down the centre of Main Street. This was a long one also. There is a southbound train waiting on the siding. After the northbound passes and before the southbound train comes we take a look at the county courthouse. The courthouse was recently moved slightly and then enlarged. The additions have the same type of tall skinny windows as the original structure.
Then we get an excellent view of the southbound auto racks train. This was another long CSX train. After that train passed, Scott, 1960gambit and I went to the train station. We see the display locomotives and rail cars that are outside and then we go inside the train station for a quick look.
We also got invited to tour the inside of the caboose and the passenger car that is being restored. Check out how nice they are and notice that the passenger car has its original color restored. A couple of hours after checking out the rail cars we picked up a train approaching on 161.370 and heard the chirps on 452.9375 from the end of train device.
The final train came at 8:13pm. I filmed it at the best spot as far as light is concerned. Hopefully this one came out pretty well. LaGrange is a fun place to hang out and wait for trains, even at night. Light Up LaGrange is coming up and I look forward to that.
Filmed Tuesday, October 24, 2023 in 1080p with 60fps. Thanks for watching!
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I love street running trains! This is the vid for me!
Thanks for watching!
@@JawTooth thank you for making the vid!
Amazing videos Jaw tooth keep up the good work
I love the music at the end!
Morning mr tooth! Hope you have a great day!
Good Morning from Trion, Georgia, Good video Jawtooth.
That was cool!
I like the atmosphere of train traffic in the city. The environment offers varied images, unlike those taken in open country.
Thanks for watching!
I can't wait to come here for Light Up LaGrange in a few weeks
#31👍🏼Blessings to you and your family. Showing love and support.
~~Sister Lynn
Great Video!
Great video, Mr JT!
Greetings from London, UK.
Ian
Thanks for watching!
I've often wondered when the "artist" deface (I guess they call it tagged now), an auto rack by spray painting them, how much paint goes through the openings of the car's sides and onto the vehicles inside.
The Fall colors look really nice there in Kentucky! 👍
These are my favourite vedios. Keep them coming please.
Wow! Great catch, Brian, thank you.
Your dogs are fun to watch when they are playing
This is an action-packed video of your time at LaGrange, Kentucky on 24 October 2023 Haw Tooth! I enjoyed watching the three trains in this video. I also enjoyed the tour of the remodeling of the Oldham County, Kentucky Judicial Center. The tour of the tank engine, the inside of the station and the caboose and dining car were added bonuses.
Railfans don't die, they just move to Lagrange! That night train was really cool, like a ghost train moving down the street. You for the video Brian stay well roll on
Hi my friend! Another excellent video my friend! Big like 👍
Thanks for the tour of the museum and the caboose. Very interesting.
I love the paint jobs on the auto racks who ever does it knows what their doing but it's beautiful
Thx love the 63 caboose ...esp the coal stove.we have a caboose stove in our family cabin ...very kool
I'm glad you showed the construction at the courthouse. I watch the trains on the rail fan camera and could hear the noise from the construction workers, but I didn't know where or what was under construction.
When you see those trains on Main street it makes you appreciate how big they are!!
Yeah it does!
I really enjoy your videos, they're great. And thank you for sharing these with me. Everytime you say "but wait, there's more," I say "Bring it on".
Glad you like them!
Love it when you go to Lagrange! Roll the video son! Live action!
LaGrange Kentucky where the tracks
run down the middle of main street
always great to see the trains here,
great seeing the passenger car and
the caboose as well as your pets
especially your dogs Chessie and Loki
with the slide shows also Thanks for another wonderful video Jaw Tooth
Thank You very much.🇺🇲🤠🐕🐈⬛🇺🇲
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Thank you JT. Another great video with street running. That night time one was really nice.
The night time one made me, once again, wonder, when the trains regularly go through town during the night, how many people wake up when they do, and how many people wake up when they don't.
Long Live Street Running!
I never understand people complaining about the trains presumably the railway was built a very long time before people chose to build alongside. I guess it's just opportunistic lawyers that go looking to stir up trouble for a few (lot?) bucks.
@@warminghurst People have been known to build homes under published airport approach and departure corridors then file successful noise complaints. San Diego is an example of that, forcing airlines to take off much more steeply than they normally would. It would not surprise me if someone built near a railroad and sued for noise abatement.
Great video of street running trains. People usually get used to train horns and noises and if it isn't too close, it is not noticed subconsciously. We are fairly close to the tracks and a couple crossings and enjoy the coal trains. As a former coal miner and mine inspector, I love to see lots of coal going out to market. CSX and NS pull through here 2 or 3 times a day. Keep them coming, Mr. Tooth, I like your descriptive commentary.
I kept a trailer alongside my industrial building in SC which was right beside a high speed mainline of Norfolk Southern.....trains ran through around 60mph. You'd be shocked to know that after about 3 weeks I slept right through them. It's amazing what your sleep routine can get used to. Another incredible observation I made was that I could CLEARLY see the economic picture of the country based on the train count on that line. When the "economy" was humming there might be a dozen trains a night...when it cooled I would note as few as four.
Yes I love it thank my friend 1 love 👍😁👍👐😁👐
Hi Jaw Tooth!! Another great video! LaGrange is great rail fan territory. Have a great weekend!
Я обожаю смотреть музейные экспонате они меня так завораживают и притягивают. Эта очень красиво и интересно.
Always like to watch the street Running Action And all the other videos that you put out each day as you get to And the different places You go to and catch.
This is a very nice town. Wish I could visit, but I can't walk like I used to. Liked your tour of the cars and courthouse.The night shot is very good. Have a nice day 😊🌈
That old steam loco has the very old British Railways insignia on the side, cool
I love when you go to LaGrange JT.
This was a great video. Like the station tour and the night train. Thanks, Jaw Tooth.
Thank you for doing these. Street trains at night plus work being done on the court house made for a super video. ❤
Thanks for watching!
Thank you so much Brian for sharing 👍
Totally enjoyed this, especially La Grange after dark. Take care, my brother in Christ.☦️
Thanks 👍
As usual another cool video Jaw Tooth! I would love to go to LaGrange Kentucky myself and see this track. That’s so cool!
😅thanks 4the video,was cool again.mine neighbouer Wouter was here,he was suprised how you make the video,😅wel its monday the useall shopping day. have a nice monday 2,greetz:🍐Peer.🍻cheers!!👍👍👍👍
Thanks for the tour.
Wow! Cool and interesting video Mr JT! I would like to see a street running train for real one day.❤😊 Your pets make me smile every time. They get along great . Thanks for sharing this awesome video and have a great day!❤😊
Thanks for your support!
@@JawTooth I'm from central California Fresno I use to live in Kate's Kentucky way back when in the 80s use to go fishing in Barkly lake near Kate's Kentucky I'm in my 30s now.
JT you do such a awesome job with all the info always enjoy your videos👍👍
Nice ❤️ 👌 👍 trains like the night 🌙 trains
I did like this video, the live action in the street is as entertaining as the trains.
Thank you JT.
Glad to hear that!
Have a great weekend coming great video Jaw Tooth. Love your work . All the best Your Fan from Toronto Ontario Canada
Sincerely Andrew Macintosh.
Cheers Jaw Tooth 1# 😊❤🎉
I didn't know that street running trains existed. Then one day I happened on one of your videos. I liked the way that you film a video, and I like the little bits of education you drop. That is how I became addicted to your channel.
Thank you very much!
Very cool. I've been through towns with street tracks, but have never actually seen a train on them ... except for your videos. Hahaha, gives a whole new meaning to a crossing gate. People don't seem to pay any attention to it. I guess it's what you get used to. It's picking up speed. This video is just excellent, You have outdone yourself. Are saying they physically moved that old building?
The new additions are very nice. It'll look like it's been there forever. It looks like a nice clean little town. Looks like a good town to have a railroad festival. That was a long train. I'll bet most people that live there really get tired of them. Does that old steam engine still operate? The old caboose is great. Love those wood breaks. Never heard of such a thing. Almost dark and look at how shiny those wheels are. Look at the town all lit up. Best video yet Sir.
❤❤ Spectacular video Brian! Love the Courthouse bit too! 👍👍
Thanks so much!
Thanks, Jaw Tooth
Those wooden brake shoes are quite interesting, but I understand the reason why. 😊😊😊
The freight car was only used on the ammunitions base in Indiana. It was using wood for the brakes so that it wouldn't make a spark
I also like to see a variety of cars on the mixed freights. I once you've seen one auto rack you've seen nearly all of them. 😊😊❤❤
Cool!
Какое большое удовольствие видеть в городской черте рельсы по которым ходят поезда.
great video I love the museum and old dinning car !
My favorite cars are autoracks. This video gets a 95% grade only cuz there were no GTW marked racks. Tks for the night shoot!
Sweet! My ancestors (paternal) came up from Oldham County in the late 1830s, lived around the Westport area. Hope to get down there sometime. Thanks for another great video!
La grange, Ky has everything a railfan could want, rail museum, cool restaurant, cabooses, and of course, street running trains. Thanks for the tour JT.
Well said!
Thank you, JT for the great street running railfan video from La Grange, KY. Enjoyed the historical tour and commentary of La Grange. Especially loved the rail car and railroad station historical tours and commentaries. They brought back memories of my Father’s career as a Pullman Porter in the MOPAC Texas Eagle, and my own rail travels on the MOPAC and GMO Railroads in the 60’s. Thank you for the memories.
Glad you enjoyed it and thanks!
Back 20+ years ago my father was in a retirement home in Louisville. When I visited, I would take him and his lady friend to La Grange and we would sit on a bench in the park by the courthouse and watch trains. All of us really enjoyed it.
It is amazing and somewhat distressing that they are changing everything about that courthouse and grounds since it was so nice before. I do not live in Kentucky and do not know the details of why the local government made this decision. I hope the result is equally nice.
L&N RR used to go through Baton Rouge on its way to New Orleans. It took the Mississippi river side route, KCS ran farther inland. The L&N station still stands and is now a museum. The KCS stations are long gone.
Hey Jaw Tooth…if you ever are in western PA, check out the “hole” in Blairsville…where the trains go underground to they don’t block the main road. I grew up visiting my grandparents there and it was my favorite place to see a train.
Surprised you didn't catch a wreck there. Lagrange is notorious for accidents. Greetings from Clarksville, TN.
Great video JT I shared the video to Facebook see if we can get some more train fans
Great place Lagrange great video thanks Brian and Scott
Glad you enjoyed it
Flying Duchess is from England and was used in early 1960’s to haul passenger trains near Cadillac on a GR & I branch.
My favorite. La Grange.
Sorry for being late to comment. Your videos are always the best jaw tooth.
WOW WOW JT, what an incredible video! La Grange is the best place to watch street running trains imo. So cool how close you can get to the trains it makes you appreciate just how impressive they are & not to be messed with, i like how the rain slowly starts to go faster as it reaches the end of the road rail. Im sure they go over the speed limit! Ive watched videos on the history & sights of this town its intersting. I love the night trains JT, the trains sound even louder. Great day for you JT. ❤😊 BTW, your Chessie & Loki are just too cute. 🐶🐕
the night time trains are interesting..... specially in the street running in the dark has a different feel to it rather than non-street running.... great vid like alway JT!!!!!!!
I still like your night time with different colours hitting the sides.makes it more interesting,even flashing ones.
Always enjoy seeing your video's from LaGrange. A favorite and a place we hope to visit someday. Great trains as always JT and thanks for all you do to bring them to us!! Til next time!!
Thanks for watching!
Your videos are the best. Always. God Bless, brother.
I appreciate that!
Street trains ?! Now there's something ya don't see everyday !!
Merci beaucoup pour cette très belle vidéo et très bon dimanche ! 🌟
How is the hotels/motels there.
Come summer I will spend a week there.
To see a train going through a town. Center of road has got to cool. 😎 👍
Hey jaw tooth it be cool to own a business along that street as a railfan. Watch trains while at work. Have a great railroad day 🚂🙋♀️
Over a mile of street running train, great video.
Thanks 👍
St. Marys, West Virginia has a CSX trains going down their Main Street. When I was a kid we went from Parkersburg to Wheeling on this route.
I have several videos that I made from there in my Street Running Trains playlist
train in the city !!COOL VIDEO JAW!!!!!)))))))))
When I was 19, I worked at HC Prange Dept. store on Washington street in Green Bay, WI. There was a train that ran often right between the buildings traveling North and South. One night on my way to work there were emergency vehicles everywhere around the building with a train engine idling right where cars came out of a parking ramp. The girl that worked right inside the door where the locomotive was idling told me the engineer came in and asked to use her phone and he looked white as a sheet. Turns out that a car was struck coming out of the ramp and crushed against a concrete support pillar. There was no work done that night in the store, even my boss was looking out the window at the awful scene. They worked for ours with the "Jaws of life" to free the 2 women inside. One was crushed to death, the other had serious leg injuries. Needless to say, that route was abandoned shortly after this accident. I also got to unload furniture from railroad boxcars at their warehouse from time to time and you cannot imagine how much they can hold until you have to unload one.
Every street video here is cool.
Trains n dogs. Great video for real .
Thanks JT! Really enjoy those night-time trains!
Thanks for watching!
Thats seriously cool - always gotta have that one daft c*nt who has to drive through last minute as they are "so important"... Great footage 👍
Hey brother..I gotta tell you that I have a Jack Russell and a Chihuahua and they lay on the couch and watch your videos with me...waiting to see your dogs at the end..
We enjoy all your videos and thanks for sharing
Спасибо тебе за ролики которые я люблю как и на тебя смотреть. Но ты и показываешь свою страну показываешь все её прелести и красоты районов. Эта мне нравится.
Thanks for watching!
A Sunami of steel moving down the street !!!!
I do like your night time videos! My favorite was the Amtrak in Glendale. I also like the "snow" trin videos. Thanks, JT.
Thanks for watching!
Cool video, and great info on the museum! Plus, I saw 2 P&W (my local short line) auto-racks, one on each of the first 2 trains. I also liked the courthouse construction segment, it's good to see the architects did some design matching to the older building.
Which came first 🤣 iconic, and completely impractical. Don't get me wrong as a former railroad employee and rail fan I think it would be cool to have a train go through town every day
This December you should come down to Snow Hill in Maryland. I’m gonna be there running some trains.
Great video JT. Thanks for showing us the sights of Lagrange. Looks like a really nice historical small town to live in! 😊😊😊❤❤❤
Glad you enjoyed it
It's very rare to find a rail car that isn't tagged up nowadays
Yea
Yes and a lot seems fresh....Good Covid activity I guess 🤣
there were several on that second train.
I wish there was more city/ train rail fanning like this
Morning noon and night with all those Auto racks there were probably more of them on the rail cars than on the street. At 2:00 the lady that comes out of the store looks befuddled about the train and after it passes tries to make the U-turn in the blind and it's surprising more people don't get hit by that then by the train. That certainly is a first-rate museum with many great items from around the area. Their Plymouth on display is like the one you said in at The Proving Grounds where between that operation and a nearby Ammunition plant 20 of those little critters used to run around shuffling cars. The night shots are great is that area is fairly well illuminated plus the auto racks with all the silver paint reflect quite a bit of light
Great videos nice museum keep them coming
Thanks, will do!
How cool was the info about the wood brakes!
I want to get to la grange Kentucky one day and see this
That was cool seeing all those auto racks going down that street. They street shift in Middletown Pa. The M&H railroad. They use an old Western Maryland Alco.
Locomotives on the 2nd train and the 3rd were the same, 919 and 3149. They were in the same order too. The most likely conclusion is that the videos were recorded on different days. That town is taking advantage of the attention from railfans, and their money, to improve businesses and the museum.
Interesting to see that 919 & 3149 were on a daytime train and returned on the night train in the oppose direction!