PRR Enola yard
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ย. 2024
- January 1967, I'm standing on the "Iron Bridge" as it was known by the Railbuff's at the west end of the Pennsylvania Railroad Enola yard making movies of trains arriving, and departing. This was the end of the Pennsylvania Railroad as it was merged with the New York Central System to form the Penn -- Central.
Ed K. OH WELL PRODUCTIONS
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Rollin a cabin off the pimple doesn't get much better than that
Nice cabin car kick at the end.
Wow... so that's what the view looked like without the Rte 81 bridge there. Great vintage stuff Ed!
When a home movie from the 60's has better audio and video than one from 2010...
Yeah, REALLY! No question about it!!! :)
Possibly either because Ed had a videotape camera or a good 16mn camera
Well yeah, the audio is dubbed in
My dad worked out of the Enola Yard, back when they still used a caboose. So sad how it has deteriorated. But it was great to see this video.
1:58 🤣 the caboose going by itself
Awww man this is cool! More post more!!
Fucking beautiful audio and video footage.
Home movies with sound didn't exist until the 1970s.
Could have recorded audio on the spot and added it later.
Awesome footage
R. I. P. Ed will be missed!
@CVandergriff2008
The caboose rolling down the hill saves a back up move to pick it up.
Ed K.
the day this was posted it was my birthday as well
Great stuff Ed thanks! Dont ya wish we'd had the great camcorders we have today back in those days? Yards all over the place. Towers still plentiful, opn 24/7. Still quite abit of diesel variety. Pre-Amtrak passenger trains...Glad you got the footage you did. Sure brings back alot of great memories!
Awesome footage. Sad that the end of PRR was near at this time
Thunderbolt 1000 Siren Productions i love that leslie RS3L on that C630 near the beginging of the video.
Lots of '67 Chrysler products at 1:12, cool stuff!
another timeless vid.Loved the M3 on GP 35 2290.
P3
@@ReadingAreaRailfan Thank you...
2:00 “WEEEEE!”
Rip ed
@timboz1986 Yea, that was cool!
is enola this big still or has it be downsized?
Correct me if I'm wrong but the sound in this video is edited in right?
Julius Espiritu some of it is
1:13 what horn is that? A p3
Kate Electric an M3
Was that a trainmaster at 0:40 ?
No, it was a U25C