282 built. 141 with motors, 156 preserved on various tourist lines throughout the country as far west as Dan Diego. 127 scrapped. Operated by Delaware Lackawanna & Western then to Erie Lackawanna with the 1960 metger with the Erie Railroad then to ConRail in 1976 and finally to New Jersey Transit in 1983.
Bartlett NH and it’s not abandoned, it’s owned by CSR and the Bartlett station is down the tracks a few hundred or 500 feet, a school and 302 through the town of Bartlett and headed West is Harts Location and Crawford Notch and that train station there. Lots of black bears In That area and waited for one to greet you. They sleep in the train cars.
The way the chairs allow you to switch from all forward to table like configuration is super cool. I went to a Roundhouse and they had similar cars there as in the video. You simply push, with great effort, on the backs of the chairs and they change direction. Both the back of the seat and the footrest.
Those are called "walkover seats" and are designed to flip from forward facing to rearward facing. They are certainly unstable in the "table" mode! Note that many were the original rattan upholstery .
I want to tell you l loved this video. Why people just leave things abandon? I will enjoy your videos how often you want to give us new secrets of our pasts here in America.
If you come down to the southwestern part of NH I would love to give you a tour and show/tell you places and tell you some history like an unsolved murder from 1918 that may be connected to the germans. Or maybe the story of a 1920's Broadway fashion designer . maybe can show you a couple ghost towns too. Can't forget about a well known Movie filming spots
I was exploring abandoned train like that in Pennsylvania . I walked in on two people having sex in one of the cars. I was so embarrassed they were so embarrassed it was just an embarrassing situation.
While you're in NH, Maine there is a pair of abandoned steam engines way up in Northern Maine, I haven't personally been, but from what I've seen and heard its a pretty impressive spot to check out.
The town of Bartlett and a school is just through the trees route 302 runs through there plus the Bartlett train station just a couple hundred feet down the track. It’s actually trespassing and not abandoned since the Railroad owns it. There’s black bears that hangout inside and around that train and sleep inside.
The channel, " post10" did some videos that looked like this train. One set of tracks is an active track. Tourist train. The other track, is where the old cars are parked on.
Been meaning to go out to this one, also seen the balsalms resort in NH, but thats way further up state (id also not recommend going here, the owner watches the properties cameras like a hawk and we got trespassed off the property, but hes a nice man i promise) but its a beautiful area!
@@Queenie_78 it was BEAUTIFUL estate, masks couldn’t have saved us, we figured nobody was around and they boxed in our car so we couldn’t leave and they gave us the talk of “the cops are coming” but when we actually started talking with the guy, he came to the senses we were taggers or there to vandalize and was really nice in the end and we had a nice talk about the place
@@ungabunga7879 It absolutely was and I know back in 2015 it was falling apart inside and decayed and others said it smelled like mold from a side door. Lots of water damage apparently.
Sad this is how they dispose of old equipment, just leave it in a forest somewhere...much of the metal could be scrapped and reused elsewhere...this really sets a bad example for the nation as a whole.
It’s not disposed of or abandoned, it’s the town of Bartlett and on the other side of the tracks is a school, stores and homes and the train station and Fire department down the tracks a few hundred feet and its owned by the railroad and it’s no trespassing on RR tracks.
@@robertforrest7956 I have been by there and it’s feet from the town and station Down the tracks and you can see it from the street. Been on that train from North Conway a dozen times and it’s owned by the railroad. Just because you don’t get caught doesn’t mean it’s not trespassing and owned by the railroad.
In some countries they would cut a hand off for stealing I wonder what the punishment would be for breaking windows and spray painting someone elses property 🤔 the ignorance of some people that can’t leave other’s property alone
It has really gotten worse in the last few years and it was all boarded up not long ago, looks like some of the cars and hoppers are gone. It’s owned by the railroad.
282 built. 141 with motors, 156 preserved on various tourist lines throughout the country as far west as Dan Diego. 127 scrapped. Operated by Delaware Lackawanna & Western then to Erie Lackawanna with the 1960 metger with the Erie Railroad then to ConRail in 1976 and finally to New Jersey Transit in 1983.
👉 * That would be San Diego. ☺
Do you know the year, make and model?
I know some people are going to jump on you about the ONE misspelled word. The rest of us, Chris,ALREADY corrected it in our heads. All the best !!
If we only had a Time Machine 🙏🏻What an amazing ride it would be💙Thanks for all you do and everywhere you go Chris🙏🏻
What a spectacular discovery.
Thanks Chris
Thank you🚂
VERY COOL,,CHECK YOURSELF FOR TICKS..SAFE TRAVELS..
Your ambition is really appreciated, Chris. Great story with these cars. Thanks!
Thank you...something very eerie finding abandoned places particularly in the woods.
Love your channel!
My old home state. Love seeing it again.
One of my favorites
@@MobileInstinct2 I wish that the old man in the mountain hadn’t crumbled. That was a truly awesome work of nature.
I like this. Taking us along on an exploration to see what we can find.
Love the work you do and the great stories you tell!
Thanks Chris! 🤠👍
Trains and graffiti go so well together. 1980s New York vibe
Thanks Chris so enjoying the long forgotten goodies, I can imagine the stories the cars would tell including the bathroom 😅
It's really cool to see in those old train cars
The amount of abandoned structures, buildings and equipment throughout the USA is amazing!
The places are always interesting but you make the channel. ❤
Love me some train videos .
A scrappers dream. A pick up and a cutn’ torch 🤷🏻🥸
this channel is absolutely my favorite one
Would make an amazing air soft location. Cool find
Bartlett NH and it’s not abandoned, it’s owned by CSR and the Bartlett station is down the tracks a few hundred or 500 feet, a school and 302 through the town of Bartlett and headed West is Harts Location and Crawford Notch and that train station there. Lots of black bears In That area and waited for one to greet you. They sleep in the train cars.
Thank you for such a beautiful experience.
The way the chairs allow you to switch from all forward to table like configuration is super cool. I went to a Roundhouse and they had similar cars there as in the video. You simply push, with great effort, on the backs of the chairs and they change direction. Both the back of the seat and the footrest.
Those are called "walkover seats" and are designed to flip from forward facing to rearward facing. They are certainly unstable in the "table" mode!
Note that many were the original rattan upholstery .
@@Greatdome99 good to know. I think they are super cool and would love to have them at my house.
Those cars were really nice!!! Loved the seats. Thanks
I want to tell you l loved this video. Why people just leave things abandon? I will enjoy your videos how often you want to give us new secrets of our pasts here in America.
I love your videos
If you come down to the southwestern part of NH I would love to give you a tour and show/tell you places and tell you some history like an unsolved murder from 1918 that may be connected to the germans. Or maybe the story of a 1920's Broadway fashion designer . maybe can show you a couple ghost towns too. Can't forget about a well known Movie filming spots
I've only been on so many train rides so they remind me of really specific periods of my life
Mmmm......I want to have coffee and an orange-chocolate scone sitting inside this train.
Good video 👍
I was exploring abandoned train like that in Pennsylvania . I walked in on two people having sex in one of the cars. I was so embarrassed they were so embarrassed it was just an embarrassing situation.
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That’s funny 😊
Under the king Fungus you can see a The Mormon Missionaries also checked out and tagged their name. "Elder shades" lol
While you're in NH, Maine there is a pair of abandoned steam engines way up in Northern Maine, I haven't personally been, but from what I've seen and heard its a pretty impressive spot to check out.
Nice Video
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You could make a awesome camping video there.
The town of Bartlett and a school is just through the trees route 302 runs through there plus the Bartlett train station just a couple hundred feet down the track. It’s actually trespassing and not abandoned since the Railroad owns it. There’s black bears that hangout inside and around that train and sleep inside.
They WERE Erie & Lakawana cars, now they're jest eerie.
The channel, " post10" did some videos that looked like this train. One set of tracks is an active track. Tourist train. The other track, is where the old cars are parked on.
Nauga hide it was created in the late 60's early 70's to replace hides, something like plastic.
Been meaning to go out to this one, also seen the balsalms resort in NH, but thats way further up state (id also not recommend going here, the owner watches the properties cameras like a hawk and we got trespassed off the property, but hes a nice man i promise) but its a beautiful area!
I’d love to see a video on that. It’s really bad and definitely a mask 😷 is a must.
@@Queenie_78 it was BEAUTIFUL estate, masks couldn’t have saved us, we figured nobody was around and they boxed in our car so we couldn’t leave and they gave us the talk of “the cops are coming” but when we actually started talking with the guy, he came to the senses we were taggers or there to vandalize and was really nice in the end and we had a nice talk about the place
@@ungabunga7879 It absolutely was and I know back in 2015 it was falling apart inside and decayed and others said it smelled like mold from a side door. Lots of water damage apparently.
@@Queenie_78 yep, about the same when I went, lots of mold and decay, but big parts seem to have been renovated
@@ungabunga7879 It’s too bad. Hope they do something with it.
Sad this is how they dispose of old equipment, just leave it in a forest somewhere...much of the metal could be scrapped and reused elsewhere...this really sets a bad example for the nation as a whole.
It’s not disposed of or abandoned, it’s the town of Bartlett and on the other side of the tracks is a school, stores and homes and the train station and Fire department down the tracks a few hundred feet and its owned by the railroad and it’s no trespassing on RR tracks.
@@Queenie_78 still looks like abandoned and left to me!!
My thoughts also , recycle reusable junk are dispose in the forest
@@robertforrest7956 I have been by there and it’s feet from the town and station Down the tracks and you can see it from the street. Been on that train from North Conway a dozen times and it’s owned by the railroad. Just because you don’t get caught doesn’t mean it’s not trespassing and owned by the railroad.
@@andreajohnson1796 Streets right there through the trees and station and school down the tracks. Google map search Bartlett train station.
Great video! A lot of the peeling paint looks like lead so a mask wouldn't be a bad idea to have on your explorations. Cheers from Indiana!
As long as it's not disturbed there's not much of an issue.
You have more to worry about with the black bears that reside there.
What happened the train bro
The last thing I would ever think to pack would be spray paint
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It's a crying shame that attention seeking taggers have mess everything up! Still very interesting find these old relics from the past.
Good Stuff
The youth of 50 years ago wouldn’t have been so disrespectful. - discuss
In some countries they would cut a hand off for stealing I wonder what the punishment would be for breaking windows and spray painting someone elses property 🤔 the ignorance of some people that can’t leave other’s property alone
States really kill me when they leave abandoned materials on the landscape. Why they didn't break the metal and recycled it I will never know
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I always wonder. Do some people just carry around cans of spray paint, wherever they go?
Bartlett, NH
I think Post10 visited this train?
Good video. Always watch out for people in the area. Ever see Deliverance?
U brought us to another train awhile back that was still in good condition? SHAME!
It has really gotten worse in the last few years and it was all boarded up not long ago, looks like some of the cars and hoppers are gone. It’s owned by the railroad.