I remember watching this when I was younger on my old computer when I was 5 I was so fascinated in trains,Now I'm almost done with college and then after I graduate I'm going to work for Union Pacific,it's been along journey to get me where I am today but my journey for loving trains has just begun,I hope when people watch and see my comment in the future I just hope they understand what's it's like to have a passion for something your whole life,I miss my childhood already.
Also Casey's engine was a Roger's 4-6-0 #382. The engine I believe is scrapped, while a 1907 Baldwin 4-6-0 replica is on display in Tennessee. She carries the same number as Casey's engine. #382
His train was traveling at an incredible spee, it was a passenger train. The engineer of IC 4-6-0 382 was John Luther "Casey" Jones. When he knew he was going to crash the cannonball into train 83, he pushed his fireman out of the cab, and sayed, holding the break to the end. He was the ONLY fatality. the other injuries were the fireman (broken arm and leg) and the conductor (broken arm). He sacrificed his life for the passengers on the train.
The only thing is his wreck date was April 30th, 1900 if you mean Jonathan Luther "Casey" Jones. :) .. Neat little annimation. :) . Thanks for sharing.
Casey;s old engine #382 was regarded as cursed. After the wreck in 1900 it was involved in several more accidents. While being towed to the scrapyard in the 1930's it derailed on a switch and overturned killing a brakeman directly across the street from the Memphis Coffin Works. 3+8+2 = 13, and many of the men on the Illinois Cental called it "The Hoodoo Engine." BTW, fireman Sim Webb made a 78 RPM recording in the 50's with his recollections of the collisin at Vaughan, MS.
No, the locomotive was not haunted. It was a error caused by personel of the IC. There were 2 freight trains in the town where he derailed the train. But, the passing siding wasn't long enough, so, while one end of a freight stuck out, the rest was in the siding. unfortunately casey the freight.
He IS a hero! It was a bit hard to see signals in stuffy weather and when he wan a hurry, but He DID slam on the brakes before the catastrophe to save the lives he pulled. Or else the whole equipage could wave goodbye to their souls. Hero? No, even better up, he´s a legend!
'cause they thought it sounded cool with the music. PLUS what if you forgot what you were watching after slipping into a boredom coma in the first 15 seconds like I did? That whistle saved my life.
So you put D&RGW # 1015 to be the Casey jones locomotive and well was expected a 4-6-0 locomotive to be Casey jones locomotive for his train? It would have been a good idea to have a Trainz model of Illinois Central 382, pretty cool video despite this.
@Inuyasha4lif Are you sure? im sure its Casey, not John, crashed a train into a freight train sitting on the tracks in front of a station. Casey saw it too late and the brakes didn't stop the train in time, and Casey would've survived but he didnt budge from his post at the cab, so thats how he died.
no it wasnt. I know casey is famous for driving that particular express but trust me at the time he was driving light engine. iirc he was travelling to relieve a failed engine or somesuch event, but the freight in front didn't fit into the siding, so there were a few wagons on the mainline. they didnt notice till it was too late.
lol there is no way in hell that anyone, no matter how brave they are, would end up in a train accident with one hand on the wistle and one on the brake.
me and a friend used to make up these jokes starting with someone trpping over a rock and we would make the person say HEY, WHO PUT THAT ROCK THERE? Well i haz a good idea for this one at the end of the video. HEY, WHO PUT THAT FREIGHT THERE?!?!??!?!?!!
In the celebration of the famous wreck (Trains did a whole issue on it in April of 2000) it came out that Casey was indeed pretty wreckless when it came to his equipment. He was cited numerous times for excessive speed and at the time of his accident he was on a level(being discipline). But nothing has really changed all that much. Today's railroad is just the same as it was then - if you can get it down the track without wrecking we love you. If you wreck, you're a dumbass.
I remember watching this when I was younger on my old computer when I was 5 I was so fascinated in trains,Now I'm almost done with college and then after I graduate I'm going to work for Union Pacific,it's been along journey to get me where I am today but my journey for loving trains has just begun,I hope when people watch and see my comment in the future I just hope they understand what's it's like to have a passion for something your whole life,I miss my childhood already.
How's graduation mate
I remember watching this video over and over again 13 years old. Wow I am getting old.
First track: Sid Meiers Railroads theme
Second Track: Choo Choo Chboogie (Late) from Sid Meiers Railroads
Also Casey's engine was a Roger's 4-6-0 #382. The engine I believe is scrapped, while a 1907 Baldwin 4-6-0 replica is on display in Tennessee. She carries the same number as Casey's engine. #382
The replica is Clinchfield number 99
Please send me the ultra extended version of the "Sid Meier's Railroads!" theme. I love the music!
His train was traveling at an incredible spee, it was a passenger train. The engineer of IC 4-6-0 382 was John Luther "Casey" Jones. When he knew he was going to crash the cannonball into train 83, he pushed his fireman out of the cab, and sayed, holding the break to the end. He was the ONLY fatality. the other injuries were the fireman (broken arm and leg) and the conductor (broken arm). He sacrificed his life for the passengers on the train.
The only thing is his wreck date was April 30th, 1900 if you mean Jonathan Luther "Casey" Jones. :) .. Neat little annimation. :) . Thanks for sharing.
Amazing! I can't get my Trainz to work!
Casey;s old engine #382 was regarded as cursed. After the wreck in 1900 it was involved in several more accidents. While being towed to the scrapyard in the 1930's it derailed on a switch and overturned killing a brakeman directly across the street from the Memphis Coffin Works. 3+8+2 = 13, and many of the men on the Illinois Cental called it "The Hoodoo Engine." BTW, fireman Sim Webb made a 78 RPM recording in the 50's with his recollections of the collisin at Vaughan, MS.
I watched this video the day it came out...WHEN I WAS 4 YEARS OLD!!!
part of my childhood right here.
No, the locomotive was not haunted. It was a error caused by personel of the IC. There were 2 freight trains in the town where he derailed the train. But, the passing siding wasn't long enough, so, while one end of a freight stuck out, the rest was in the siding. unfortunately casey the freight.
Actually, the wreck occured on 30th April, 1900. And John Luther "Casey" Jones was the fatality.
I thought 382 was a Ten-Wheeler, not a Consolidation.
He IS a hero! It was a bit hard to see signals in stuffy weather and when he wan a hurry, but He DID slam on the brakes before the catastrophe to save the lives he pulled. Or else the whole equipage could wave goodbye to their souls. Hero? No, even better up, he´s a legend!
'cause they thought it sounded cool with the music. PLUS what if you forgot what you were watching after slipping into a boredom coma in the first 15 seconds like I did? That whistle saved my life.
So you put D&RGW # 1015 to be the Casey jones locomotive and well was expected a 4-6-0 locomotive to be Casey jones locomotive for his train? It would have been a good idea to have a Trainz model of Illinois Central 382, pretty cool video despite this.
This was made 3 days before I was even born
Would the train simulator let you put the engine number 382 on it?
@Inuyasha4lif Are you sure? im sure its Casey, not John, crashed a train into a freight train sitting on the tracks in front of a station. Casey saw it too late and the brakes didn't stop the train in time, and Casey would've survived but he didnt budge from his post at the cab, so thats how he died.
Thanks buddy!
sorry this was supposed to go under tombaker 1222's reply a little bit down
His loco was a 4-6-0, but the engine was under repair, I think. So, he had to take a
2-8-0, which was the engine he crashed in.
Died with one hand on the brake lever and the other on the whistle cord.R.I.P John
Yes. I'll use it in an upcoming music video.
KEEP ON STEAMING!
You never did
@@ethandouro4334 Priorities change 🤷
15 years ago........ Wow...... Time flys dosnt it ..
how did you turn it into night without being in build mode?
It's a D&RG C41 1015, which is default.
I like trains and I like this. ^^
Um might need to fix that it was April 30, 1900 when the wreck happened
Accident happened on April 30, not 21.
Whats the name of the song?
whos the artist of this version of choo ch'boogie
Where did you find the music for this video?
whats the name of the songs that are played on here
That diatribe makes more sense if you read it backwards.
i have the same engine in my trainz
WTF HOW IN THE WORLD DID YOU GET THE SID MEIER'S RAILROADS THEME MUSIC INTO THE VID?!?!?!?!
Re: Casey's wheel arrangement
Actually he was at the throttle of a secret government prototype RS-3 ;) ;) ;)
We could better guess what happens next I suppose...
no it wasnt. I know casey is famous for driving that particular express but trust me at the time he was driving light engine. iirc he was travelling to relieve a failed engine or somesuch event, but the freight in front didn't fit into the siding, so there were a few wagons on the mainline. they didnt notice till it was too late.
He died on April 30 not 29
What's the country song at the beginning?
Sid Meier's Railroads main theme
Thomas McGinley I love that song
2:15 what's the name & artist of that song playing?
Whats the song
I love the music track from Railroad Tycoon 3.
ANY GUYS UP?
im bored on cam ap
The title april 21 1900 ITS APRIL 30 1900 NOT APRIL 21 1900
nice. 4 stars.
You do the death of my railroad hero justice. He would be honored.
R.I.P casey jones 1863 1900
Not being rude, but the accident happened on April 30th, 1900
wasnt CJ's engine a 4-6-0?
YdnasTheMiner yes it was. they have a replica at his museum. you can look up the pics
Alright cool!
2021?
2:43 Flying Kipper Crash:Casey Jones Version
would be cool to have Johnny Cash verson of the song Casey Jones playing
Then the vid itself is emotionally detached.
is in Mississipi was crashed train 382
Too bad the original 382 was scrapped.
Oh, Ithought it was the other way around.
I know the story,Oh and I found a download from Trainz a Replica of Casey Jone's ICCr #382
Show me
casey was travelling light engine when it happened....
John Luther jones crashed into a stopped freight train at a siding not into a lone caboose
Ugh thank god someone else knows how Casey Jones really crashed.
The crashed head-on to a passenger train!
lol there is no way in hell that anyone, no matter how brave they are, would end up in a train accident with one hand on the wistle and one on the brake.
Change the music please.
R.I.P John Luther Jones
I may not be as learned as you, but I have my fair share.
Wewt Sid Miers RR! :D
Awesome
i changed the whisle twice
@RobloxVideo25 unless if Casey was his NICKname.
1230james Casey was his nickname, referring to the town he grew up in, Cayce, Kentucky.
His full name was John Luther Jones.
I have this same engine on my Trainz simulator.
APRIL 30 1900 ITS CORRECT
you retreated/surrendered
you think after the french retreated in ww2 they said to the Nazis "you didnt beat us"
me and a friend used to make up these jokes starting with someone trpping over a rock and we would make the person say HEY, WHO PUT THAT ROCK THERE? Well i haz a good idea for this one at the end of the video.
HEY, WHO PUT THAT FREIGHT THERE?!?!??!?!?!!
WOW
like you?
I think you laid on the whistle, a tad too much..
In the celebration of the famous wreck (Trains did a whole issue on it in April of 2000) it came out that Casey was indeed pretty wreckless when it came to his equipment. He was cited numerous times for excessive speed and at the time of his accident he was on a level(being discipline). But nothing has really changed all that much. Today's railroad is just the same as it was then - if you can get it down the track without wrecking we love you. If you wreck, you're a dumbass.
people who like trains and train wrecks thats who
no you dont, no one wins
wow lil bit of anger here. why dont we all drink some coffee and chill a little yeh?
also going to hell for making a comment? lil bit harsh isnt it?
NO HE WONT
he chose it he keeps it
no rude way
I know the Story
Casey Jones? You mean like from the ninja turtles?
Why did those guys from TMNT even name that guy Casey Jones? What's he supposed to be, a descendent or something?
hahaha i win!
owned!