Good video. I've watched many of them and they are all informative and interesting. One suggestion since you want to present railroad history, there was the Pennsylvania Railroad and the New York Central Railroad. The two were merged in 1968 to form the Penn Central Transportation Company. You keep have said in this and the other videos that the Pennsylvania Central merged with the New York Central and that isn't accurate. Keep the videos coming. Cheers!
Hello AC! If it weren’t for your Channel, this History would be Lost because there aren’t many people (still Alive) that can Share these important Facts. 👍🙏
Did not expect to hear you mention the Middletown and Hummelstown used to walk that line quite often back in the 1960s with my grandfather after he retired from the Reading. Nice informative video.
I was working on a book back in the mid-2000s around 2005 - 2006 (still have the scrapbook to this day), but opted to take that concept online to videos and blogs around ten years later in 2014.
Well I guess that answers that question it was just a thought it would have been great thank you for the reply. And thank you for your videos AC the best history on railroading ever.
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Good video. I've watched many of them and they are all informative and interesting. One suggestion since you want to present railroad history, there was the Pennsylvania Railroad and the New York Central Railroad. The two were merged in 1968 to form the Penn Central Transportation Company.
You keep have said in this and the other videos that the Pennsylvania Central merged with the New York Central and that isn't accurate.
Keep the videos coming. Cheers!
Hello AC! If it weren’t for your Channel, this History would be Lost because there aren’t many people (still Alive) that can Share these important Facts. 👍🙏
Hearing the name Cobbs Gap is so correct.
Did not expect to hear you mention the Middletown and Hummelstown used to walk that line quite often back in the 1960s with my grandfather after he retired from the Reading. Nice informative video.
Thanks Michael, I'm glad you were able to take something away from it.
AC Great VIDEO YOU DO A LOT OF READYING GREAT JOB.😊😊👍👍
Excellent as always AC.
Thanks Hans.
This was really interesting.
Great video!
Thanks Mike!
AC did you ever think of writing ✍ a book with all your pictures and knowledge just wondering 🤔 have a nice holliday.
I was working on a book back in the mid-2000s around 2005 - 2006 (still have the scrapbook to this day), but opted to take that concept online to videos and blogs around ten years later in 2014.
Well I guess that answers that question it was just a thought it would have been great thank you for the reply. And thank you for your videos AC the best history on railroading ever.