15:23-18:55 the way these men talk about these engines you can feel their passion for railroading. It’s something that’s been forgotten excluding organizations similar to this around the world. The feeling the emotion the “soul” is something that needs be preserved also.
I so enjoyed the documentary, thank you!!....Visited and rode the Strasburg Railroad last year 2017 with my dear friend from Finland and we had one of the best and most enjoyable times of our lives....The beautiful and peaceful Amish countryside adds so much charm to your journey, when you step back in time riding the Strasburg Railroad....We loved it !!! ~Marianne...
On my third visit to Strasburg I took part in their first season on a Hostler Tour in 2014 and as part of the tour I climbed in the cab of Strasburg 90
I grew up there basically. I remember the old look of the Hello Dolly Car, n the other coaches. Took my bf there for the first time on Monday, he loved it. Got Amtrak flying past us at Leamans station "Paradise"
The Strasburg railroad has four operational steam locomotives. They include, Great Western No. 90 Canadian National No. 89 Norfolk and Western No. 475 Brooklyn Eastern District Terminal No. 15 (rebuilt and repainted as Thomas the Tank Engine)
Nice job, Linn. I'm so glad to see the railroad continuing with you at the helm. What a blast to see Don Hallock and Huber Leath. I only wish your dad and Johnny Bowman were in it.
I rode the Strasburg Railroad in 2011 and had an awesome time! And little did I know (at the time) that I was riding on the oldest operating railroad in the U.S.! #89 pulled the train.
This railroad has seen it's only time on the 10 Years Of Thomas The Tank Engine & Friends VHS tape, other railroads are often seen on DVDs with trailers for movies and in fact the clips from Day Out With Thomas 1999 on the 10 Years Of Thomas The Tank Engine & Friends VHS tape is in fact the opening day
Thomas and the magic railroad is how I discovered the Strasburg Railroad when I was a kid and now this coming June I’m going there for day out with Thomas
My point was #4 was used in the past on the Strasburg and regardless of anyone's view point regarding its steam capabilities, it would've been nice to see in action. I'm sure there is film footage somewhere of the old Reading Camelback.
i fired that engine on the cn out of hamilton ontario we had the biggest fleet on the cn because of the bridge at caladonia believe or not we had one going at 70 mph on the wahbashj near jarvis ont we also had to doublehead the afternoon stone train because of that bridge
I think that deep 12 inch hooter whistle 475 has blown was worn by A class 1218. I believe 475 blows 1218s old whistle when hauling freight. A class 1218 was built for that.
Nice documentary. Between about 4:50 and 6:50, it shows a PRR A3-class 0-4-0, a tiny, diamond stack 2-4-0 and one or two ex-PRR 4-4-0's, besides the William Penn (which ended up on the West Coast later).. Were those all Strasburg RR locomotives? Has anyone ever compiled a complete pre-preservation locomotive roster for the Strasburg?
That PRR 4-4-0 is no. 1223 and did run for a limited time on the Strasburg back in the late 80s on loan (I believe) from the Pennsylvania Railroad Museum. She is currently preserved next door at the museum.
Did Amtrak ever build the depot at the end of the line where its passengers could detrain and transfer to the Strasburg? We were there on a Friday morning in September, 2004. Hurricane Ivan arrived that night and the only things we could see beside the Penn Turnpike the next day above the water were the George Bush for President yard signs. So much for being a blue state.
Overhaul's don't fix hunting motion or a rough ride. Not having a pilot or trailing truck makes 31 is prone to these conditions because of her wheel arrangement.
They actually do own a turn table to my knowledge but they need to put it together. Rumors were a couple years ago that they were thinking of installing it at the end of the line in Paradise but not sure if it fell through.
I've been to Strasburg probably 50 or more times since I was a Child. I miss going there as I've moved out of State. Hope to return soon.
Fantastic video! I was there on June 2nd and absolutely loved the railroad and other attractions! ...Roy
15:23-18:55 the way these men talk about these engines you can feel their passion for railroading. It’s something that’s been forgotten excluding organizations similar to this around the world. The feeling the emotion the “soul” is something that needs be preserved also.
I so enjoyed the documentary, thank you!!....Visited and rode the Strasburg Railroad last year 2017 with my dear friend from Finland and we had one of the best and most enjoyable times of our lives....The beautiful and peaceful Amish countryside adds so much charm to your journey, when you step back in time riding the Strasburg Railroad....We loved it !!!
~Marianne...
Please bring #31 (7312) back to life! She deserves it!
She's coming back
I love that idea
@@kazanu23 No she is not.
They’re restoring her
@@donaldhicks9467 Don’t say it too soon….
On my third visit to Strasburg I took part in their first season on a Hostler Tour in 2014 and as part of the tour I climbed in the cab of Strasburg 90
Thank you for your question. The trains were run specifically for the video which was made in early 2000's
I grew up there basically. I remember the old look of the Hello Dolly Car, n the other coaches. Took my bf there for the first time on Monday, he loved it. Got Amtrak flying past us at Leamans station "Paradise"
On the Strasburg Railroad I've rode with Thomas, Percy, 89, and 475.
On the Cass Scenic, I've rode with Big Six, 2 and 4, 11 and 5.
I been on all of them except 31,1223,7002,camelback 4
No you so shut the fuck up anyone can like Thomas the tank engine
Oh my chaidhood😭
You’d have to be pretty old to have ridden behind the camelback, 1223 and 7002.
I am not a "rail fan" but I have loved steam locos since my first cab ride at age 6. I understand the comments by the staff.
I was there several times in the '90s and early 2000s - always enjoyed it! Haven't been since 2002.
I went to Strasburg in 2003 when I was 9, 2009 when I was 15, and I will probably go this year in 2014.
>^..^< Lovely 29 and a half minuets, Big Thank You......
The Strasburg railroad has four operational steam locomotives. They include,
Great Western No. 90
Canadian National No. 89
Norfolk and Western No. 475
Brooklyn Eastern District Terminal No. 15 (rebuilt and repainted as Thomas the Tank Engine)
And 1223 and 7002 and 7312
Nice job, Linn. I'm so glad to see the railroad continuing with you at the helm. What a blast to see Don Hallock and Huber Leath. I only wish your dad and Johnny Bowman were in it.
userunavailable3095 doo doo doo bug
Erika Martin Huh?
userunavailable3095 yes ''doo doo doo bug''
@@erikaerin oh yeah arent you the persson who wanted the blue twx power trains?
Thanks for this video. Its good to learn the history of strasburg railroad.
I rode the Strasburg Railroad in 2011 and had an awesome time! And little did I know (at the time) that I was riding on the oldest operating railroad in the U.S.! #89 pulled the train.
Outstanding video.
I rode the Strasburg Railroad several times and hope to ride it again someday.
BUDDY LIGHT doo doo doo bug
@Erika Martin I Really hope you dont think your funny, because your not
I can’t wait to be able to work there when I’m older it’d be so cool.
Amazing Story
Love this good old railroad
7312 ran from 1959 until 2009
This is nice. I noticed some clips are from Day out with Thomas. Did anyone else notice?
Yes
+Jack Small wow I'm not the only one who noticed.
Yep that from 10 Years of Thomas in 1999.
This railroad has seen it's only time on the 10 Years Of Thomas The Tank Engine & Friends VHS tape, other railroads are often seen on DVDs with trailers for movies and in fact the clips from Day Out With Thomas 1999 on the 10 Years Of Thomas The Tank Engine & Friends VHS tape is in fact the opening day
Its right here. 5:06
I rode behind loco 90 back in 1980.
so important train, and railroad. i hope i am going to go on it. so essential museum ,
Great documentary.
Founded in 1832, the line is been 100 years old in 1932.
Yep 1832.
23:24
Is that a 475 Bell in the background?
Thomas and the magic railroad is how I discovered the Strasburg Railroad when I was a kid and now this coming June I’m going there for day out with Thomas
11:09 I knew the original engine house was small but i didn’t think it was only just big enough for the Plymouth.
1223 ran from 1961 until 1989 7002 ran from 1983 until 1989
I miss 31 :(
:33 in the background you can see B.E.D.T 15 which looks to be in the process of being turned into Strasburg 1 aka Thomas.
It's a great video to be sure, however I am puzzled as to why they ignored former Reading #1187, nee Strasburg #4.
Geoff Littlefield doo doo doo bug
I saw a picture in this documentary with no.4.
My point was #4 was used in the past on the Strasburg and regardless of anyone's view point regarding its steam capabilities, it would've been nice to see in action.
I'm sure there is film footage somewhere of the old Reading Camelback.
Strasburg Also Mavis and Rusty for Day Out with Thomas.
I saw a picture in this documentary with 1187. Anyone notice?
Nice
i fired that engine on the cn out of hamilton ontario we had the biggest fleet on the cn because of the bridge at caladonia believe or not we had one going at 70 mph on the wahbashj near jarvis ont we also had to doublehead the afternoon stone train because of that bridge
cool!
ron tasker doo doo doo bug
I think that deep 12 inch hooter whistle 475 has blown was worn by A class 1218. I believe 475 blows 1218s old whistle when hauling freight. A class 1218 was built for that.
Strasburg Railroad has Thomas & Percy.
Tammy Mills Percy isn’t theirs, Percy comes over from a different railroad
Oh I Know.
Nice documentary. Between about 4:50 and 6:50, it shows a PRR A3-class 0-4-0, a tiny, diamond stack 2-4-0 and one or two ex-PRR 4-4-0's, besides the William Penn (which ended up on the West Coast later).. Were those all Strasburg RR locomotives? Has anyone ever compiled a complete pre-preservation locomotive roster for the Strasburg?
They're probably just some stock images they had on hand and put in for some reason(?)
That PRR 4-4-0 is no. 1223 and did run for a limited time on the Strasburg back in the late 80s on loan (I believe) from the Pennsylvania Railroad Museum. She is currently preserved next door at the museum.
Is that day out with Thomas at the Strasburg railroad at 5:06 and 19:57?
Yes That's Right.
Why was 89 going in the opposite direction?
where did this guy get 8 miles of track from... its a 4.5 mile shortline.
23:54 - I didn’t know the Strasburg Railroad was involved in MORE movies besides “Thomas and the Magic Railroad.”
How You Know?
23:20 475 bell
Did Amtrak ever build the depot at the end of the line where its passengers could detrain and transfer to the Strasburg? We were there on a Friday morning in September, 2004. Hurricane Ivan arrived that night and the only things we could see beside the Penn Turnpike the next day above the water were the George Bush for President yard signs. So much for being a blue state.
jockellis doo doo doo bug
What is the music used the beginning of the video
If you don't like 31 with all the problems why dont you just overhaul her?
Overhaul's don't fix hunting motion or a rough ride. Not having a pilot or trailing truck makes 31 is prone to these conditions because of her wheel arrangement.
Why does he talk like radio people did in the early 20th centaury? 1900s-1950/1960?
Why was 89 going in the opposite direction? When was this video made?
Aaron Springborn I think it was for a photo shoot
Aaron Springborn what was the time in the video? I probably could tell you.
Where is thomas?
Kristal Kat Thomas only runs on special occasions.
@@southeasternpennsylvaniara1588i mean in this documentary
Wait it looked they had a turn table did the strasburg lie to us
Turntable actually is part of the railroad museum
Does the museum let them use it anymore
That I don't know
Probally not
If they do then its for rare acasions
They actually do own a turn table to my knowledge but they need to put it together. Rumors were a couple years ago that they were thinking of installing it at the end of the line in Paradise but not sure if it fell through.
Funny they mention how bad the track was. 31 probably made it worse since she's an 0-6-0
2000
am a brit but i realy want to vist
AND across the street is the Pennsylvania Railroad Museum
Est.1832
28:37