Grand Trunk Western 6325: Ohio Central's Cornerstone
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Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro
1:35 - Construction & Service
4:42 - Display
7:45 - Jerry Jacobson Era
13:07 - Epilogue
14:12 - Roll Credits
Songs Used:
- Country Acoustic Folk - Infraction
- Handprints - John Deleny & The 41 Players
- I've Got You Under My Skin - Frank Sinatra
- Curtain Call - iMovie
- Acoustic Blues - Audionatix
- November - Bensound
- Newborn - iMovie
- New Samba - Duncan Lamont
- Back To The Wood - Audionautix
- Banjo Solo - Railroad Tycoon
- Lazy Day - iMovie
- Going Higher - Bensound
- Piano Ballad - iMovie
- Bravado - Rondo Brothers
- Fifth Avenue Stroll - iMovie
Guest Voice Actor: @operatorfrisco6149
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Ey that’s me
Really?
Awesome documentary, it's sad that 6325 will never run again, but i hope in a future will be back in steam.
Also the PRR T1 whistle that was used on GTW 6325 is now donated to the project of PRR 5550, greetings from México.
I feel like GTW 6325 is like one of few locomotives that retired quickly
Agreed. I wish she would’ve operated longer.
@@TrainGuru me too
This is wonderful. a great way to celebrate 80 years of Grand Trunk Western 6325, Great job
Amazing video
Very well made
Nice work Luke
Awesome work as always Luke! Can’t wait for the next one!
You’ll see…
Grand Trunk Western engine 6325 is a very handsome "Northern" type 4-8-4 locomotive which formerly operated on the Ohio Central railroad during the early 2000's. Locomotive 6325 is now on display at Sugar Creek, Ohio and hopefully in the future this engine will be restored and returned back to operation ; as the 6325 had a very brief excursion service career only lasting for about 3-4 years.
I love this, TY For Doing this video
Awesome job!
Thanks!
If the 6325 returned and ran throughout the east it would probably be the largest operating 4-8-4 in the east
Dare i say that, but i think 6325 might be my favorite Ohio Central locomotive
fellow, Love it~ you amde best !take care, 😲
My grandfather worked this train and was proud to be on its last ride.
That's awesome!
6325 had an axle bearing problem nearly the entire time it was operating on the OC. It had a trouble with it on the inaugural trip in 2001. It was out of service early at Train Festival in 2004 due to the issue. I remember them towing it back to Morgan Run slowly with crew on the footboard spraying the axle with a hose to cool it off a few times. That engine has had an issue with an axle for years and that needs solved for it to run again.
I'd also wager that 1551 is the cornerstone of the fleet. The Ohio Central was started so Jerry could play with steam trains and 1551 was the engine that started the story and operated the most on the system. A cornerstone is a foundation upon which something is built, and by definition that is the 1551 to the OC. The 6325 may have been the crown jewel of the collection, but it never turned the miles on the system that 1551 or even 1293 ever did. 6325 couldn't even be turned around on the OC, it was too big for their wye and was limited on trips it could run as a result. 1551 and 1293 put in more work to make the OC steam program what it was, 6325 was just the pretty face.
Thanks for the info about 6325's bearing and axles. Had I known that the engine always had bearing issues, I would've included it.
In regards to the cornerstone, I didn't have extensive knowledge about the other engines on the OC, other than Canadian Pacific 2317, so I believed that 6325 was the favorite of Jacobson. I was wrong. However, I might do 1551 at some point, but no guarantees.
I also will not remaster this documentary because the only thing that would've changed was the editing style, as much of the info would have remained the same. The reason I choose to remaster my 4449 and 1225 documentaries is that both of them had a lot of flaws and errors in them that warranted a remaster. If you would like a list of the engines I will do for SLP next, feel free to ask.
GRAND TRUNK
Great video
The 6 Chime of GTW 6325 is My Favorite 6 Chime and I Hope GTW 6325 Runs Again
Hey I just want to ask, at some point this year hopefully I am doing a remaster to a short fan documentary I made about the now long gone mt. mitchell railroad, and yes I’ve taken inspiration from the 4449 pride of america documentary and the title and video being in a similar fashion, and I was wondering if you like to help out with some of the narrating like you and trainguy4501 did, now I just want to let you know that the script to it is not yet made but I figured I ask you beforehand if you’re in just incase, and idk how long it’ll be to where one guy can handle it just fine or I need a helper, will have to wait and see.
Nice one, can you do a video on Ohio Central 1293.
Maybe... I plan on doing 4 documentaries per year. The load is already a little much. But with some extra help, maybe I could... No guarantees though.
I’m starting to imagine seeing locomotive 6325 running in my home state of Michigan again in the future.
Who really knows what AOS will do with the engine.
@@TrainGuru Hopefully restore it back into running condition.
6325 return to steam…
👍👍👍👍
Can you please do Ohio Central 1551?
Maybe. Although I am not sure there is enough history on the locomotive to warrant a documentary. I will do other locomotives in the AOSR.
Can you do L&N 157 next?
You mean 152?
I’m guessing N&W 611 is gonna be on the list at some point in the series? and if you need someone to help narrate in that possible episode like in the SP 4449 documentary I be happy to help.
I will absolutely do 611 at some point. I am accepting guest voices, but if I need your help, I will contact you.
@@TrainGuru I know some of its history and seen it in person 5 times in a row
And definitely put UP 844 on the list (obviously)
@@BNSF_SoCal_Productions, I will 100% do 844 at some point.
@@TrainGuru can i suggest something?
Oh my god there’s no way
Imao
Oh yes!
I think Union Pacific 3985 could be in your list someday
Maybe…
Ok
September 22 2001? ….my god, 9/11 wasn’t that far back at that time…
You should try to do a video on the age of steam railroad 33
I’ll add that off list of steamers to do.
@@TrainGuru it has a great history
Is She getting more steam.
As far as I know, there are no concrete plans to restore her. But that doesn’t mean she won’t be restored in the future. Maybe they will after the crew finishes Yreka Western 19.
@@TrainGuru why are they restoring 19 do they have a place to run it
I personally do not know where they will run the 19. Who knows what the Age of Steam Roundhouse plans.
dude you used my video.....
It is always my first priority to ask people to use their content. However, there wasn't an easy way for me to contact you via email or comment. I actually did leave a comment under one of your videos asking to use your footage of 6325, but I took it down later because you never responded. It was wrong of me to use your footage without your permission. In the future if I do decide to redo this documentary and many of the other ones on my channel, I will ask you if I can.