The Broadway Limited | Pennsylvania Railroad Passenger Trains

Rivaled only by The New York Central, The Pennsylvania Railroad was the finest in rail transportation in America. Art Deco inspired Streamliners pulled almost every train from The Broadway Limited, to The Federal Express. The GG1, K4s, T1s, S1s, E9s, and Atlantic types all played a key role in the golden age of railroading.
Song: Sunday Date
Video Credits:
"Clear Track Ahead" Short Film Footage | Speed Graphic Film and Video: / @speedgraphicfilmvideo
"Wheels of Steel" Short Film Footage | Backshop Rail Productions: / @backshoprailproductions
"Broadway Limited (1941) Movie Footage | Cult Cinema Classics: / @cultcinemaclassics
PRR K4 Footage | American Nostalgia: / @dcoursey82
PRR S1 Footage | Steam Train Fan: • Rare Footage of Pennsy...
NEC Race Footage | Classic Streamliners: / @classicstreamliners3780
1920's Horseshoe Curve Footage | 19king14 Film2Video Memories & Services: / @19king14
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[@AtlyswithaY-tv3iz]

The Broadway Limited should have never been discontinued by Amtrak in 95! Prove me wrong!

[@DevGarProd]

This brought back some good memories. I lived along the PRR, and at Harrisburg's station they still have GG1s. Lot of history in those rails. I rode them from Harrisburg to Philadelphia, and Harrisburg to DC. That was back when the Keystone service still ran AEM-7 locomotives!

[@TrainMaster26]

Thats awesome! I would have loved to see the AEM-7's while they were still in service, they definitely had a lot of character. I almost forgot that they had a GG1 at Harrisburg, I'll have to visit it someday if I get the chance.

[@barrybence4555]

My dream was to ride the PRR all the way to Chicago from Lancaster, Pa. Never made it, but did ride from Sunbury to Harrisburg and on to Lancaster, and then on to Philadelphia. That was all over 60 years ago--but this video brings back lots of memories of those days! Thanks for sharing.

[@TrainMaster26]

I would have loved to travel along the Northeast Corridor back then, All the sights and sounds would have been a treat to see by train. Not to mention being able to witness the older diesels and electrics in action. Glad this video was able to rekindle some fond memories!

[@RightatraIN]

Super nice

[@larryjohnson6385]

Awesome 👍👍👍😎
Great stuff here😎😎😎

[@eafd2708]

Very nice! Where did you get the station announcement sound effect from?

[@TrainMaster26]

@@eafd2708 Thank you! The sound effect is from an American Flyer station accessory. It used a tiny vinyl record to play the sound along with a few other announcements. Here’s a link to the exact announcement if you’re interested. ua-cam.com/video/ijDF4NWPibI/v-deo.html&pp=ygUeYW1lcmljYW4gZmx5ZXIgdGFsa2luZyBzdGF0aW9u

[@eafd2708]

@@TrainMaster26 Thank you that was exactly what I was looking for!