Guys, did you know that Southern Railway 2-8-2 #4501 hauled the Circus World Museum Train throughout Wisconsin in 1973? I learned that from the Pentrex program, "Early Amtrak Across Wisconsin" [Which I have on DVD].
I have to admit I can see how the pneumatic bell ringer rod automatically rings the bell back-and-forth I actually like these better than the energize clapper on a bell it makes the bell look more cool
@@texasrailfanproductions9970 We’ve had this whistle for a while. It’s just a Nathan 6 chime. We have used a few different ones on 630 (Central of Georgia, Boston & Maine and L&N), and they all sound basically the same.
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is the Southern Railway Mikados.
Actually only one of those 3 is a mikado
@@kingofthemonsters3712 That's Southern 2-8-2 #4501.
@@kingofthemonsters3712 I Love them they are Mikados.
Starring 630 Donald.
These are the only survived engines
Can you do the video on the Southern steam program
TVRM no longer has 5288. They sold it to a railroad in Pennsylvania.
Transferred ownership is more like it. They paid for shipping and that’s about it.
Awesome video 🚂👍🚃
I hope I make it in time for the premiere
California
It's great to see lots of Southern Railway steam locomotives preserved, especially the ones shown here in this program.
Guys, did you know that Southern Railway 2-8-2 #4501 hauled the Circus World Museum Train throughout Wisconsin in 1973? I learned that from the Pentrex program, "Early Amtrak Across Wisconsin" [Which I have on DVD].
Yes. Along with Chicago, Burlington & Quincy 4960 (A.K.A Grand Canyon Railway 4960), Grand Trunk Western 5629, and Chicago & Northwestern 1385.
I've had the honor of seeing all three of them over the past 7 years.
52:16 a great shot of the 4501 doing what she was designed to do pulling freight cars
I’ve seen 4501 and 630, but I haven’t seen 401 in person. I doubt I ever will.
The 2 twin sisters🤗🖤🖤
In regards to 41:00 to 41:30 I swear to god, Georgia drivers drive like they got their drivers license from a crackerjacks box.
Thank you ❤
46:53 what an awesome shot with the locomotives and classic cars
I have to admit I can see how the pneumatic bell ringer rod automatically rings the bell back-and-forth I actually like these better than the energize clapper on a bell it makes the bell look more cool
oh man another fantastic documentary, what a treat
When were these video recorded
In 55:12, where is this Summerville located? The reason I ask is that there's a Summerville located here in South Carolina.😊😊😊😊
It in Summerville Georgia it’s a smallish town in north west Georgia I want to say maybe 1.5 hours to 2 hours north west of Atlanta
630 and 4501 are tvrm's golden girls
Don't forget 610 it's in storage at East Chattanooga rn but she's a golden girl too!!
@@felonius_gru7312 why don't they restore her
@@rogerlollar4325 it's been 15 or 14 years since she was parked so she's just waiting for her required overhaul
@@felonius_gru7312 fire up 610
610 wasn't a southern locomotive but she served the army then when she arrived at tvrm she got painted with Tennessee Valley on her tender!
Amazing video ❤
Southern Steam woo woo
Starring 630 Donald.
@@maxwellwalcher6420 Douglas 4501
I live in California.
You mean Californ-I-A
No one cares
I can't wait for Santa Fe 2926 to be on the mainline now that it's running again.
the whistle on 630 almost sounds like Texas State Railroad 500
The whistle here was a Boston & Maine 6 chime.
@@TravisDGordon did Texas State Railroad 500 have the same whistle?
@@texasrailfanproductions9970 We’ve had this whistle for a while. It’s just a Nathan 6 chime. We have used a few different ones on 630 (Central of Georgia, Boston & Maine and L&N), and they all sound basically the same.