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Dang ive been looking for these trains unlimited videos for a bit now and here they was the whole time lol. Thanks for sharing these Edit.. dang seems i missed them being posted on the history Channel UA-cam lol

God bless you for uploading these episodes. I used to watch Trains Unlimited nearly every morning before kindergarten, and when I got home after school (if my mom recorded the episode on dvr of course) so this is really nostalgic for me lol

Even though Balto’s father was a husky ( and probable sled dog) too bad we never saw anything of him.

THC use to be great

Richmond Virginia Crossing James River: Stone Arch Bridge Is Pictured In This Video. As Teenagers We Use To Walk Out On Bridge And Sit In Outcoves. Party And Watch Trains Go By Us A Few Feet Away. What A Rush, Dangerous, But We Didn't Consider That. GODSPEED Your Travels. Sincerely Mr. T.

Thanks for uploading these episodes!

What railroad paintscheme is at 22:47?

"Cannonball Runs" were terms on other railroads as well. Casey Jones was operating the Illinois Central's Cannonball Run out of Memphis when he met his fate in Vaughn, MS.

In New Jersey we had our own version of the Erie Canal, called the Morris Canal, which completely crossed the state. It used water-powered turbines to lift and lower boats, over Jersey's central highlands, as in the Allegheny Portage Railroad.

With diesel locomotives the train crews could be certain that they couldn't lose their lives in a boiler flash explosion.

I recall 60 years ago the storys of Casey Jones . We used to sing songs about him.

11:56 this looks completely absurd. Must be movie magic 🚊 💥 🚆

⁴0? and 40 years later they tore up 100 k miles of rails stations bridges an tunnels 😊

It’s all so beautiful I can’t stand it 😭

I understand his reputation I really do but Casey had just came north and was supposed to be taking rest when they woke him up to go back south his train was already late and from the accident report which I use to have a copy of I think he had already made up 40 mins of the hour and a half and the accident report also stated in his initial interview the crew that was sawing in were not flagging properly according to sim and then when he gave his formal statement after he had been threatened he stated they just simply didn’t see the flag man Casey was in the wrong but he paid for it with his life my only problem with this episode is this arrogant pr!@k telling the story it said he was a retired engineer I wonder how good he was he seems awfully jealous of a dead man probably a engineer that had never done anything but be a hosler or hearder

One point often overlooked is that 2 cylinder steam locomotives tended to wear driving wheels and were harder to balance. These factors led to pounding on the rails and resulting track maintenance.

Tom and Jerry The Fast And The Furry Michael Stevenson's Drive Car Toyota Supra Racing Nos Speed 25 MPH ( With Me And his Pharrell William's Drive Car Nissan Skyline Speed 25 MPH)

Isn't electrifying railroads as well as automobiles merely moving the pollution elsewhere ? Instead of exhaust from the individual vehicles, it all then comes, and at that greater amount from the power stations..in turn polluting THOSE places.. The only thing which would prevent this is nuclear power..But then there is the potential massive destruction from these if and when they, say. crumble...No ? Finally, battery operated vehicles WILL cause the urban areas to become cleaner, but the areas where the mining is being done for the elements needed FOR their batteries; zinc, copper, nickle, cadmium, aluminum, what have you, will then become polluted from the mining operations in those areas of the country....No ?

Engineer Charlie Creager is also at the controls in a long Coast Starlight cab ride/ride along video here on UA-cam, titled Amtrak Coast Starlite #14 Los Angeles to Santa Barbara.

One day center point of gravity. Next with positive abruptness. Tremendous positivity.

Dammid i cryed in 2002 as a 16 y old and still do now 22 years later ;(

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Casey Jones was a young man in a time period that no one today could even imagine. Where stress, hard work, and making the company that you worked for happy, doing an impossible amount of work while also sticking to the companies safety and productivity rules and doing so most of the time on little to no sleep for sometimes 30+ hours straight was all a part of daily life. The railroad companies knew this but as long as profits were up why change anything? Over his career Jones had a small list of incidents but I didn't hear of any of them resulting in death or even injury or loss of revenue and on the night of his famous last ride he was doing those same things he did on every run.. trying to get there on time on little sleep and fate lead to what transpired. It is worth remembering that Casey Jones was a hero in the end. He told his fireman that he'd better jump and stayed in his seat with his hand still gripping the brake even in death in an attempt to slow the behemoth down. His heroic actions made what could have been much worse into just one sad and unnecessary death.. his own. Rest in piece John Luther "Casey" Jones.

In South Africa most mainline tracks are electrified and a few other mainlines and most branch lines use diesels… originally from EMD and GE. Now we are using Chinese diesels and struggling to get parts when the locos break

I like both steam and diesel.

I remember watching this scene for the first time as a kid and... It broke me down. This is one of a few scenes why I have a soft spot for this movie 😢

5:54 RIP William D Middleton. Your legacy with railroads and reporting will never be lost by the cutting torch

I wish balto jenna polar bears and Boris can see Alex again 😢🐺💗

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Would you do American Steam A Avanishing Era Steam in the 50s Volume 1 2 and 3 .

Imagine a movie about balto Daughter

Love this documentary it’s awesome 😀 air brakes have saved so many lives

28:24 1:25:24 2:05:11 2:48:31

34:24 39:32 those are Chicago & Northwestern E-2 class pacifics The famous 2908 can be seen with a Burlington route zephyr and a Milwaukee Road class A Atlantic

Of all the wrecks mentioned in this documentary, the one that has grabbed my interest most is the City of San Francisco streamliner wreck. It’s a fascinating topic to research and how even to this day, no one has been held responsible for sabotage and causing the wreck to occur. I recommend finding a copy of “Tragic Train” by Don DeNevi. It may be an old book (1977) but, there’s lots of great photos of the train’s interior and of the wreck itself. Also in the book are testimony from various people suspected to be involved.

3:36 his mother was looking out for her son and grandaughter the whole time

This represents every parent in the world who says goodbye to their children 😢

Ohh wow, this hits especially hard for me, my husky, which I named Aleu, just had to be put down a few weeks ago 😢.... She was my best friend for 12 years.

2:12 Miss Fritter Battle Race 9:39 Mater The Greater Stunt Showcase 13:31 Chick Hicks Takedown 20:17 Jackson Storm Race

350 psi….. Did I miss something… The Big Boy pops off at 200psi… I believe these 1800’s locos popped off at 125-150… Regardless great episode!!

The howling is beautiful

I've got a b&o recipe book

so, is this episode 10 a continuation of the History Channel's 1997 Trains Unlimited Series by Greystone Comm. Inc. / A&E TV Networks? (minus "The History Channel" 4 seconds at the front, and about a minute at the end where the credits used to be? ) I see the same steam giants#0429 channel in the que, with 1998 Episode 25 and with full credits from History Channel / Greystone, too.

I wonder what happened afterwards

The gentleman who talks about Lionel in this documentary really wrote a wonderful book about the history of the company

1:17 Omg this moment is still so touching! I can't... Too memories! The soundtrack is totally stunning, (of all 3 movies), i love the melody at 3:00! Thank you Balto!

But Actually, *The Hot Rod Dogs and Cool Car Cats* Is was Dubbed in *Arabic* as name *"‎بارود و الطرق ساخنة"* and Shown on *Spacetoon.*

Aleu the wolf 2002-present (still alive)

I had the VHS tape when I was in kindergarten. Ah memories.

3:07 I wonder if he was speaking literally here