Good old Seaboard Ave. with the No Right Turn sign (if coming from the other direction). I grew up part of my childhood on East Cambridge, just up from the old Workman's. I miss the tracks there so much. I really miss those days when it was a mixture of Seaboard System, Chessie, Family Lines, and others with different looking and sounding GE and GM locomotives. Nostalgia is not always fun to feel.
@@scxftrainfan7967Thanks! It is at the intersection of Seaboard Avenue and Pressley Street in Greenwood, SC. That trackage was the former Seaboard Air Line RR and once the route of the old SAL RR passenger train no, 34/33 the Silver Comet that ran between Atlanta, GA and NYC until its final run on October 14, 1969. That trackage is the Monroe Sub of the Florence Division,
Good old Seaboard Ave. with the No Right Turn sign (if coming from the other direction). I grew up part of my childhood on East Cambridge, just up from the old Workman's. I miss the tracks there so much. I really miss those days when it was a mixture of Seaboard System, Chessie, Family Lines, and others with different looking and sounding GE and GM locomotives. Nostalgia is not always fun to feel.
The horn is a K5H. They are pretty cool to hear on newer CSX GEVO's.
Nice!
Thanks
How long is this train?
No clue, I didn’t count the cars since it would’ve been a waste of time.
Is this Cambridge NC? Maxwell Yard, NC?
Sc, it’s on Seaboard Ave.
@@scxftrainfan7967Thanks! It is at the intersection of Seaboard Avenue and Pressley Street in Greenwood, SC. That trackage was the former Seaboard Air Line RR and once the route of the old SAL RR passenger train no, 34/33 the Silver Comet that ran between Atlanta, GA and NYC until its final run on October 14, 1969. That trackage is the Monroe Sub of the Florence Division,