Whiskey River: Grand Scale Steam Wisconsin Style

Two beautiful 16" gauge steam locomotives thunder over the rails in service at the Whiskey River Railway in Marshal, Wisconsin on a hot July afternoon. Catch a front row seat to all the steam action here on The Steam Channel! The Whiskey River Railroad is an attraction at the Little Amerricka Amusement Park located in Marshal, WI.
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[@jamesm6638]

Great footage this time, always fun to watch these things in action

[@mikemontgomery5649]

Amazing how much power that steam engine has. Very impressive.

[@sdrailproductions]

As a kid I always loved the boxcars

[@breadpebbles2603]

Me too

[@mrs.dairycow62]

The cutest pacific locomotives!

[@nameless5512]

A rather scenic route I must say! And while the locomotives may be small, they still can be hazardous when not taken seriously. They are after all, still locomotives that are heavy enough, and powerful enough to shift heavy carriages with cargo inside

[@paulschafer1029]

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[@SimonTog]

Very cool, would love to go there.

[@darioinfini]

So cute. Fun stuff.

[@leohoward7282]

Great video

[@mistermadmachine6311]

Woah I didn’t know the railroad was connected to all this

[@paulsnickles2420]

Great video 👍

[@mollylittlewolf9192]

Oh I love this. I'd like to go.

[@funone8716]

Are any of these Mcdermott built? I would absolutely LOVE to go there for 1 week in summer and volunteer as an engineer. And as a 40 year career engineer/machinist, I'd be happy to offer my skills in their back shops and right-of-way as well.

[@masonhoven8588]

fun one if your interested you can stop by any day we’re open and ask about volunteering

[@gunrunner7224]

Do they have snow plows for winter operations? Or do they only run in the spring, summer and fall?

[@masonhoven8588]

We do have a snow plow for when we used to do winter trains back in the 1990’s we no longer operate during the winter months currently we operate from May to October

[@TexasRailfan21-RailfanRyan]

Why wasn't that one set of crossing gate signals not working?

[@TheSteamChannel]

New, probably not wired in yet.

[@JoelCreates]

Hey there, would it be ok for me to use some of this footage in an upcoming video?

[@TheSteamChannel]

I don’t want my footage reproduced.

[@JoelCreates]

@@TheSteamChannel I understand, thank you for your prompt response

[@CoalChrome]

Anyone else find it funny that this started out as a guys backyard toy?

[@trainman7655]

I was the second person to comment on this video.

[@russelledgington6540]

Where was this video

[@masonhoven8588]

Whiskey River Railway in Marshall, WI

[@russelledgington6540]

I'm from Poynette, WI

[@trainguy4099]

What kind of whistle does the 1919 have in this video

[@masonhoven8588]

A Rizzoli 5 chime

[@TruenoD12]

It's also using Japan railways Rio grande and Indonesian railway but in the bigger scale which is the original scale Nathan 5 chime

[@chadbeverly4926]

Can engine be built in a larger scale than this ? If so who do you go to build an engine like this ?

[@smoothemusic4386]

Yea it’s called a real train…

[@chadbeverly4926]

@@smoothemusic4386 welp looks like I’m outta luck

[@BNSFGuy5519]

Yes you can. The largest I’ve seen on UA-cam is the Swanton Pacific Railroad which was 19” gauge when it was still around.