The "died to a terminal case of being shot in the head" and the story about the prime minister Churchill's encounter with Abe's spirit gave me a chuckle
Assuming Churchill wasnt drinking a bit too much that night that has got to be one of the funniest and most British thing to happen during a Ghost encounter. The fact that Churchill wouldnt have even given it a second thought of seeing a man dressed in old time clothes is just so amusing. But I would love to see that Ghost train what a sight that must be to see.
I suppose Churchill knew that by the clothes that they where from the 19th century. this Ghost story is very interesting as I didn't know that the PM of the UK was mixed up in it.
@@eliotreader8220 Yeah this is one of those almost forgotten stories that is but a mere footnote but a fascinating one nonetheless. Love how Churchill automatically assumed he was the President very funny.
It actually wasn't a luxury locomotive that was built for Lincoln it was a luxury passenger car. It was called the United States. However Lincoln never got the chance to ride in it alive as he thought it would be too ostentatious to ride in during a time of War. He and his son Willie were transported back to Springfield in this car. Afterwards the car was given to the Union Pacific and used for a couple years on the Transcontinental Railroad before being moved to Minnesota where it perished in a wildfire. A replica of the car was made in time for the 150th anniversary of his death. It currently resides at the Star Barn in Ohio where it runs along a portion of the right of way that the original car ran over back in 1865.
The Funeral Car is actually in Pennsylvania now. It was bought by the Stone Gables Estate. The route the Harrisburg Lincoln Lancaster RR runs on is the same route Lincolns Funeral Train ran on.
Fascinating! I have heard many stories of old Abe still knockin' about the place, but didn't kow about the ghost funeral train. Ghost trains are nothing new though. I sure would love to see that ghost train! Seems Abe loves playing a prank on folks. And why not, he isn't harming anyone.
Don't forget Queen Wilhemina fainting dead away when she found him standing in the doorframe of the room she was staying at in the White House, namely the Lincoln Bedroom.
1:37 "He never got to see the locomotive (rail car) however on the count of him suffering from a terminal case of being shot through the head". I like that line.
Churchill encounter is amusing. So Lincoln is secretly into guys then? Lol. The fact he was so calm about it is impressive, he must have encountered a lot of ghost before.
I have just played out Churchill's encounter in my head with his voice while drinking tea.. I nearly drowned in tea, laughing. Also, am I the only one to imagine oneself as a steam locomotive when thinking of ghostly forms to take
Oh lordy. Some fact checking is required. There was no singular locomotive chosen to haul the train. As your own photos of the event dictate, the Lincoln Funeral Train was hauled by a number of locomotives. Depending on the company whose metals the train was routed to pass over. There was no "luxury locomotive" that was built for Lincoln it was a private passenger car named "The United States." However Lincoln never got the chance to ride in it alive as he thought it would be too ostentatious to ride in during a time of War. He and his son Willie were transported back to Springfield in this car as a part of the funeral train. After the trip, the car was used by President Andrew Johnson, but he too did not like the car. The car was sold to the Union Pacific Railroad was was used by Thomas C. Durant for a time. It was lost in a wildfire in 1911. There is a replica of the car made in time for the 150th anniversary of the Funeral Train. It currently resides at the Stone Gables Estate in Pennsylvania where it runs along a portion of the right of way that the original car ran over back in 1865.
I always take ghost stories with a pinch of salt, but Dingle station near Liverpool is one of the few where I think maybe the stories are true. That place is cursed.
Ghost trains, ghost trains, what a fearful sight, the lincoln memorial was racing through the night. Just as it passed me by, i heard the engineer cry "Give her coal, give her coal, shovel it on"
Not just the locomotive but Lincoln’s own private car wasn’t seen by him. As a matter of fact he was actually supposed to be inspecting the car on the day that he went to the theater.
I would love to see the Lincoln ghost train. Are there dates of when it might appear - possibly on the anniversary of the train arriving in Albany, Utica, etc?
Wait how can a Lincoln memorial ghost train exist what happened to that Lincoln memorial train when it was a ghost train that doesn't make any sense how could that happen on April
I’ve heard of the train it supposedly runs behind my house on a April night, I don’t believe it but there have been times where I’ve heard a ghostly whistle most times on April 3rd or April 4th
There is a story on my country about a diesel loco a class cc201 called si bader and .... Well it did alot Basically Running out of control somehow even tho nothing was wrong .. yada yada After alot of thing happened to this specific loco our country as the main maker (ge )to know what happen so basically when making this alot of ... Abandone ghost house was made then the ghost live on that train after asking the ghost the ghost ask for ... And old horse shoe a gold and some stuff after that thankfully nothing happen but to be more safety the loco was not permission to pull express and the speed will not be more than 60km (From my knowledge) Also country Indonesia The loco for much depper look A cc201 build by ge ... Forgot the year But the story is quite popular by railfans here Last thing si bader in English the bader
That Locomotive was a PRR engine and the other was Old Nashville. I don't know if B&O No.25 also pulled that train. The car was originally supposed to be the Presidential car for Lincoln to use, which would be the First Presidential car in the United States. Thank Lincoln and the Union North(also Republicans) for the freedom that made the Slaves free, as the US Civil War is about the North(and Republicans) wanting to eliminate Slavery because the Slaves are also Brothers & Sisters through Christ, while the South(also Democrats) wanted to keep Slavery as it's part of their profit and greed. Fun Fact: Republicans and Democrats were formed in the beginning of the Civil War over Slavery, Republicans wanted to end Slavery because it's sin, and Democrats wanted to keep Slavery because it's part of Finances. Long story short, Democrats are the Villain's while the Republicans are the Heros.
@@eliotreader8220 I’m going to look that part up , I’m a bit surprised that there wasn’t any stories about the carriage being haunted while it was preserved.
@@eliotreader8220 looked up briefly , your right and I will not comment any further , but it’s a shame that the funeral train and locomotive were not saved.
I do wonder, despite it being most likely a made up story, if anyone seeing the train actually got on it. I mean, for me, if a steam loco pulled up at a station, and sat there for 20 whole minutes (one wonders how that is timed if the clocks stop, but meh) I would absolutely explore, id be first saying hi to the driver and fireman, and if they dont exist or are skeletons, id absolutely step onto the footplate (carefully, seeing the blue glow, skeletons etc id assume i was imagining it) and at least try and blow the whistle. (nek minnit, reverser full forward, brakes off, cylinder cocks open, regulator slightly open.. Wooohooo 😂)
Me and a friend where cleaning a steam locomotive(19D number 2685) When I saw some black figure go past us on the corner of my eye I ignored it and carried on cleaning Then later that night I told everyone about it Then my friend said he also saw it We are not shoor wat we saw But we saw something I'm calling it the inspector or 2685s ispector
@@katho8472 lol That's kinda wat I had in mind It's our little ghost story for future volunteers Make shoor the engine is spotless Because 2685s inspector is gonna visit
I think that most of the people who had these "sightings" were full of shit. The only one I believe was believed (but still didn't involve an actual ghost) was Churchill's. The man was constantly fucked up on alcohol, so it wouldn't surprise me if he was cross-faded at the time.
So how informative exactly is a video about an 1850's train crash compared to this? As in, what value do we get from it for our daily life? Nothing, except entertainment. Just like this video about the gho... Oh, wait...
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I love Churchill's encounter. He couldn't have handled in a more British way if he'd tried. Sounds like it came straight out of a comedy sketch.
@Phillip Clearman You talk like Ron Weasley friend, by the way Hogwarts needs a train for their ghosts as well !
Yup
Abe probably would have appreciated that wit, too.
The "died to a terminal case of being shot in the head" and the story about the prime minister Churchill's encounter with Abe's spirit gave me a chuckle
-> become ghost
-> catch and startle British PM wearing only a cigar
-> chuckle
-> refuse to elaborate
Assuming Churchill wasnt drinking a bit too much that night that has got to be one of the funniest and most British thing to happen during a Ghost encounter. The fact that Churchill wouldnt have even given it a second thought of seeing a man dressed in old time clothes is just so amusing.
But I would love to see that Ghost train what a sight that must be to see.
I suppose Churchill knew that by the clothes that they where from the 19th century. this Ghost story is very interesting as I didn't know that the PM of the UK was mixed up in it.
@@eliotreader8220 Yeah this is one of those almost forgotten stories that is but a mere footnote but a fascinating one nonetheless. Love how Churchill automatically assumed he was the President very funny.
To think that Abe didn’t want to rest and just wanted to spook some people. Also, I would kill to see that Ghost Train
Well if you kill for it, you might have a ghost after you already
It's strange that he is spotted in several different locations other than the train.........
Apparently so did John Wilkes Booth....
I mean, Lincoln was know for being a bit of a jokester. Maybe it’s just a prank.
Churchill's encounter is my favorite. No freaking out like others did; just pure class.
It actually wasn't a luxury locomotive that was built for Lincoln it was a luxury passenger car. It was called the United States. However Lincoln never got the chance to ride in it alive as he thought it would be too ostentatious to ride in during a time of War. He and his son Willie were transported back to Springfield in this car.
Afterwards the car was given to the Union Pacific and used for a couple years on the Transcontinental Railroad before being moved to Minnesota where it perished in a wildfire.
A replica of the car was made in time for the 150th anniversary of his death. It currently resides at the Star Barn in Ohio where it runs along a portion of the right of way that the original car ran over back in 1865.
The Funeral Car is actually in Pennsylvania now. It was bought by the Stone Gables Estate. The route the Harrisburg Lincoln Lancaster RR runs on is the same route Lincolns Funeral Train ran on.
@@Science_Fiction13 thanks for the update.
Lincoln probably had the most unfinished business out of all the presidents…
oh hey didn't expect you here
nah kennedy had much more in store
@@fadhelraden9603 i watch this guy all the time lol
Hello from the USA! We now worry that it's still not finished.
my new daily routine:
wake up
watch Train of Thought
sleep
repeat
“Suffering a terminal case of getting shot in the head.”
That one got me good.
"Other than that Mrs Lincoln... What did you think of the show?" - I love that joke 🙂
"A terminal case of being shot in the head" is one of the funniest lines I've heard in a long while
You'd think Lincoln given his assassination would be a vengeful spirit but actually just lightly scares people for a laugh instead
Fascinating! I have heard many stories of old Abe still knockin' about the place, but didn't kow about the ghost funeral train. Ghost trains are nothing new though. I sure would love to see that ghost train!
Seems Abe loves playing a prank on folks. And why not, he isn't harming anyone.
The cat from ghost stories at the beginning was appreciated 😭
Don't forget Queen Wilhemina fainting dead away when she found him standing in the doorframe of the room she was staying at in the White House, namely the Lincoln Bedroom.
Churchil: balls so big that ghosts are intimidated
Fascinating I have always been interested in Lincoln's funeral train Not to mention his ghost in the White House
1:37 "He never got to see the locomotive (rail car) however on the count of him suffering from a terminal case of being shot through the head".
I like that line.
These may be short but I look forward to watching these every morning. Also, I would looove to see that ghost train!
I think I heard that train is still around today and maybe even a car
I'm loving these videos! Please do during the year as well
I am loving the spooky stories, also love the use of the LoZ TP Ost man
0:42 I saw Lincoln's ghost at his grave once. He took an AK-47 out from under his hat, and blew me away with a rat-a-tat-tat.
Churchill encounter is amusing. So Lincoln is secretly into guys then? Lol. The fact he was so calm about it is impressive, he must have encountered a lot of ghost before.
I have just played out Churchill's encounter in my head with his voice while drinking tea..
I nearly drowned in tea, laughing.
Also, am I the only one to imagine oneself as a steam locomotive when thinking of ghostly forms to take
Oh yeah I’ve heard about that train
The Dutch Queen Wilhelmina wrote in her diary that she saw something like Lincoln as well.
Oh lordy. Some fact checking is required.
There was no singular locomotive chosen to haul the train. As your own photos of the event dictate, the Lincoln Funeral Train was hauled by a number of locomotives. Depending on the company whose metals the train was routed to pass over. There was no "luxury locomotive" that was built for Lincoln it was a private passenger car named "The United States." However Lincoln never got the chance to ride in it alive as he thought it would be too ostentatious to ride in during a time of War. He and his son Willie were transported back to Springfield in this car as a part of the funeral train.
After the trip, the car was used by President Andrew Johnson, but he too did not like the car. The car was sold to the Union Pacific Railroad was was used by Thomas C. Durant for a time. It was lost in a wildfire in 1911.
There is a replica of the car made in time for the 150th anniversary of the Funeral Train. It currently resides at the Stone Gables Estate in Pennsylvania where it runs along a portion of the right of way that the original car ran over back in 1865.
Fascinating stories, thanks for the upload ToT!
Nice! Also I was wondering if you have plans to cover Winston Churchill’s funeral train?
Just a simple remark, huge respect for including a pic of that cat from Ghost Stories at the beginning.
Abe: "Lmaoooooooo" *fades*
"suffering from a case of being shot in the head". Indeed
These videos are great fun. Thank you!
"Lincoln! I called dibs on that Clinton broad so back off! She's number 1 and 2 on my list of 150 people to scare this year!"
-JFK
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1:35 caught me off guard
Splendid story!
That Jupiter looking engine may still be pulling a ghostly Lincoln today
I love this story and history.
I always take ghost stories with a pinch of salt, but Dingle station near Liverpool is one of the few where I think maybe the stories are true. That place is cursed.
Don't know why but when I imagine this ghost train I could only think of Back to the Future 3 with Docs train
If anyone see that train, tell Sabin to suplex it.
Excellent! :D
The Churchill anecdote actually refers to an encounter with the very much alive Roosevelt, when the latter surprised the former in the bath.
Hey man thx for doing the Abraham Lincoln ghost train I have another suggestion can you do "THE GHOST OF OLD ELY"
Please and thank man
1:00 i love this part
Churchill, relaxing with a cigar?
I am shocked, shocked!
Lol “Suffered from a terminal case of being shot in the head”
Ghost trains, ghost trains, what a fearful sight, the lincoln memorial was racing through the night. Just as it passed me by, i heard the engineer cry "Give her coal, give her coal, shovel it on"
Not just the locomotive but Lincoln’s own private car wasn’t seen by him. As a matter of fact he was actually supposed to be inspecting the car on the day that he went to the theater.
And then suffered a terminal case of being shot in the head.
I would love to see the Lincoln ghost train. Are there dates of when it might appear - possibly on the anniversary of the train arriving in Albany, Utica, etc?
How about the infamous Zanetti train?
Oh yes, have there been any more sighings of that one recently?
Wait how can a Lincoln memorial ghost train exist what happened to that Lincoln memorial train when it was a ghost train that doesn't make any sense how could that happen on April
I really hope they named the presidential train Rail Force One
While I would easily believe Churchill would tap his cigar and make the quote, I won't believe in ghosts
1:00 is gold.
I’ve heard of the train it supposedly runs behind my house on a April night, I don’t believe it but there have been times where I’ve heard a ghostly whistle most times on April 3rd or April 4th
I'm guessing the engine was dismantled as its original purpose was rendered moot.
Jupiter got possessed-
Could you talk about the bunnyman bridge?
There is a story on my country about a diesel loco a class cc201 called si bader and .... Well it did alot
Basically
Running out of control somehow even tho nothing was wrong
.. yada yada
After alot of thing happened to this specific loco our country as the main maker (ge )to know what happen so basically when making this alot of ... Abandone ghost house was made then the ghost live on that train after asking the ghost the ghost ask for ... And old horse shoe a gold and some stuff after that thankfully nothing happen but to be more safety the loco was not permission to pull express and the speed will not be more than 60km
(From my knowledge)
Also country Indonesia
The loco for much depper look
A cc201 build by ge ... Forgot the year
But the story is quite popular by railfans here
Last thing si bader in English the bader
Wait why was the guy chill with talking to a ghost? I’d freak the hell out!
Cool
aint no way churchill's taking a bath in the us again
Which stations have seen this train
That Locomotive was a PRR engine and the other was Old Nashville. I don't know if B&O No.25 also pulled that train. The car was originally supposed to be the Presidential car for Lincoln to use, which would be the First Presidential car in the United States. Thank Lincoln and the Union North(also Republicans) for the freedom that made the Slaves free, as the US Civil War is about the North(and Republicans) wanting to eliminate Slavery because the Slaves are also Brothers & Sisters through Christ, while the South(also Democrats) wanted to keep Slavery as it's part of their profit and greed. Fun Fact: Republicans and Democrats were formed in the beginning of the Civil War over Slavery, Republicans wanted to end Slavery because it's sin, and Democrats wanted to keep Slavery because it's part of Finances. Long story short, Democrats are the Villain's while the Republicans are the Heros.
So what happened to the lincoln memorial train. Was the old girl scraped?
I already knew about lincons ghost
I wonder if each president has a personal train
daily videos are really nice, but i would like to know what is fiction and what is actually historically accurate
Wow I bet that is creepy
1:39 was needlessly crass
I wonder where the train actually went
Was any part of Lincoln’s train preserved or saved ?
I believe the carriage that took him to Springfield was until being written off due to fire damage
@@eliotreader8220 I’m going to look that part up , I’m a bit surprised that there wasn’t any stories about the carriage being haunted while it was preserved.
@@eliotreader8220 looked up briefly , your right and I will not comment any further , but it’s a shame that the funeral train and locomotive were not saved.
@@richmcgee434 thanks
Does anyone know if fords theatre is haunted (aka where he was assassinated)?
I do wonder, despite it being most likely a made up story, if anyone seeing the train actually got on it. I mean, for me, if a steam loco pulled up at a station, and sat there for 20 whole minutes (one wonders how that is timed if the clocks stop, but meh) I would absolutely explore, id be first saying hi to the driver and fireman, and if they dont exist or are skeletons, id absolutely step onto the footplate (carefully, seeing the blue glow, skeletons etc id assume i was imagining it) and at least try and blow the whistle. (nek minnit, reverser full forward, brakes off, cylinder cocks open, regulator slightly open.. Wooohooo 😂)
Me and a friend where cleaning a steam locomotive(19D number 2685)
When I saw some black figure go past us on the corner of my eye
I ignored it and carried on cleaning
Then later that night I told everyone about it
Then my friend said he also saw it
We are not shoor wat we saw
But we saw something
I'm calling it the inspector or 2685s ispector
Somebody's gotta make sure you do your job right ;)
@@katho8472 lol
That's kinda wat I had in mind
It's our little ghost story for future volunteers
Make shoor the engine is spotless
Because 2685s inspector is gonna visit
What station 2:20
I really wanna know to see it lol
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I think that most of the people who had these "sightings" were full of shit. The only one I believe was believed (but still didn't involve an actual ghost) was Churchill's. The man was constantly fucked up on alcohol, so it wouldn't surprise me if he was cross-faded at the time.
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I hope this channel will return to real and informative. As this childish and cringy is unbearable.
So how informative exactly is a video about an 1850's train crash compared to this? As in, what value do we get from it for our daily life? Nothing, except entertainment. Just like this video about the gho... Oh, wait...
I hope you never watch another video as he doesn't owe you anything *at all*
Bro come on. It’s a fun thing he’s doing. If you don’t like it don’t watch it. These are EXTRA videos.
This comment is childish, cringey and unbareable.
Boom.
Roasted.
He doesn't have to do anything you say.
Stop watching him, no one will give a single fuck.