52 Interesting Photos Showing the American Railway System During the Early to Mid 1900s

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I think I have watched all of your videos, on this channel and on the old one. This videos is certainly the best one. I wouldn’t know weather I was watching your video or a Lionel Trains catalog. What a beautiful country the USA was, just looking forward to having more progress and well-being. What a forever gone era, when men had balls and women didn’t

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Wow!! Great video. Thank you so much for taking the time to compile these and share!

[@haroldgreen4416]

The train stations were clean and orderly. Thanks for sharing these interesting video!

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I really enjoyed this video! As a train lover, I've never seen these pictures before. thank you so much for doing this!

[@leonardlloyd1089]

Wow, memories.
When I was growing up, I remember the old, still open, Railroad depot around the corner from our house. Its been torn down now for 40 years.
I also remember my mother complaining about all the soot that was all over her freshly washed clothes that were hanging on the clothes line!

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I'm surprised, no photos of Baltimore rail line, being that it was part of the B&O railroad. Awesome photos anyhoot. 👌

[@craigwiester9177]

The photo "looking north along the Monongahela" is actually looking south. Also it's Grand Central TERMINAL; Grand Central Station is a post office.

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At 3:45, it's either Las Vegas or Reno. Howard Cannon was elected to the US Senate from Nevada that year.

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There are times I wish I had taken up my superintendents offer to train me to become a steam qualified engineer. He was one of few who still were back in the early 2000’s. There’s just something more exhilarating about running a steam locomotive compared to a diesel locomotive.

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[@jaxx2221]

Great pictures But you missed “the horseshoe curve” Altona pa and the Nicholson Viaduct in Nicholson Pa

[@luislaplume8261]

At the 3.10 mark you see the inside of a BMT Triplex subway car in NYC. It ended service in 1965 replaced by stainless steel subway trains.

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Great video thanks for sharing.

[@calbob750]

Another interesting item is that when you flushed the toilet on a passenger train in the forties, fifties and before the waste went directly onto the tracks.

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Pink Thunderbird. It's Nevada.Sign in background says Cannon for Senate. So being the clever fellow that I am I googled Senator Cannon.Tada Nevada.

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[@jamesvetromila6068]

Look at all those smoke stacks. Thank goodness we don't make anything anymore. 😂