@@mattkinnard6899 I have some hope, I think putting 19 on the polar express trips out of Dennison isn't out of the realm of possibility and who knows if the 19, 12, or other engines will get to run on some shortlines
At the moment that is correct. Oregon Pacific and Eastern 2-8-2 #19 should be done in another year or two. There are quite a few locomotives at AOS that are in very good, close to operational conditions, but they need their 1472 inspection/overhaul.
I've been here to this museum and you have to be careful. Because this museum tells very big lies and claim the number 19 steam engine that they have was in the movie emperor the North and the other movie it was in. Is. Standby me? Both claims are not true but our tour guide. At the very end showed us his convertible white convertible with plates that said boiler or boiler man. I don't remember but it's sad because that is not true and that's not the way to sell tickets.
If you wish to challenge the information provided by the museum, write an email to the museum. This action would be much more productive than complaining to people you do not know on the internet.
Awesome Matt, Totally Awesome, thanks so much for sharing that with us 👍👍👍
Happy to do so. Also, I can't believe the amount of subscribers I gained after your shout out. Thank you!
@@mattkinnard6899 good for you!
The nkp tender is a c&o tender and was the Ohio central water tender for a while until mid 2000 when the 1522 water tender was bought
Very cool tour, one of the coolest videos I've seen on YT in a while...
Thank you!
I was there for this years Steam to Victory event. Rode on the coach right behind the engine. Just wish I got to see inside the roundhouse more.
Matt thanks for the tour, I so wanted to go to this but I had to work, so thank you for taking me along. Loved the cab ride, I could feel the heat.
I'm glad you enjoyed it. There was much more going on that I was not able to film due to giving tours and taking care of family/friends.
Thanks for sharing. This was a interesting and educational video!!
Your welcome! I hope you are able to visit sometime!
Was a very fun event can't wait to go again I really hope for some main line exursions someday even if it's only to sugar Creek and back
I would love for that to happen, unfortunately I am not optimistic about it happening in the next 5-10 years.
@@mattkinnard6899 I have some hope, I think putting 19 on the polar express trips out of Dennison isn't out of the realm of possibility and who knows if the 19, 12, or other engines will get to run on some shortlines
17:39 this looks like a Gainesville Midland Railroad locomotive….
Awesome
So M&NF #12 is the only operating steam locomotive in the Age of Steam Roundhouse?
At the moment that is correct. Oregon Pacific and Eastern 2-8-2 #19 should be done in another year or two. There are quite a few locomotives at AOS that are in very good, close to operational conditions, but they need their 1472 inspection/overhaul.
@@mattkinnard6899, oh. I'm glad that #12 is happily giving tourists a ride.
@@nathanielcruz6675 me too. I can only hope it becomes more frequent
@@mattkinnard6899, yeah. Too bad Jerry Jacobson died before #12 was restored and steamed up.
@@nathanielcruz6675 yeah that was unfortunate, but he did get to see it run on the M&NF
I'm curious, what's the deal with having to blur out faces?
Just out of respect, I do not like to show someone in a video on TH-cam until I have asked them if I can do so.
@@mattkinnard6899 Makes sense, thank you,.
I've been here to this museum and you have to be careful. Because this museum tells very big lies and claim the number 19 steam engine that they have was in the movie emperor the North and the other movie it was in. Is. Standby me? Both claims are not true but our tour guide. At the very end showed us his convertible white convertible with plates that said boiler or boiler man. I don't remember but it's sad because that is not true and that's not the way to sell tickets.
If you wish to challenge the information provided by the museum, write an email to the museum. This action would be much more productive than complaining to people you do not know on the internet.