Great footage. It's interesting how what was once just routine movies becomes a historical record. And with platforms like this, it can be shared with the world.
Wow - I wish I could have been around in that era! The variety of engine power, color schemes and passenger equipment both head end and passenger carrying is amazing. Thanks for sharing that here!
Every year from 1951 to 1959 my parents put me on a train from Silver Springs, Md to Cincinnati where my grandmother Brown would meet me. She would then take me to the train that would take me to Bellefontaine, Ohio where my Grandmother Sloan would meet the train and I would spend my summer vacation between Btown and Indian Lake. What a fantastic time I had. Then before school started I would take the reverse trip back to Md. Noone would even think of putting an 8 year old boy on a train for a trip through 3 states by themselves. Things have sure changed!!
Thank you for presenting the trains that came into and out of the Cincinnati Union Station back in the Fifties in living color through your father's movie camera. It seems like yesterday instead of 66 years ago. Showing the trains coupling and uncoupling with the passenger and freight cars in the station and rail yards was a sight to behold, never mind the heavy smoke bellowing from the steam locomotives. It's still history to me, and it was fun to watch it.
Great footage. It's interesting how what was once just routine movies becomes a historical record. And with platforms like this, it can be shared with the world.
Surprising that the color didn't fade. Some remastering and you have a great new video.
This great video should be digitally remastered! Thanks for presentation from Germany
I Love the J3a Hudsons.
Incredible stuff
Some of the best I've seen!
Wow - I wish I could have been around in that era! The variety of engine power, color schemes and passenger equipment both head end and passenger carrying is amazing. Thanks for sharing that here!
I love this action! Wish I saw it in person.
Great videos. Your dad was a really good photographer. Thanks for sharing.
Have you heard of New York Central J3a Hudson 5406.
Every year from 1951 to 1959 my parents put me on a train from Silver Springs, Md to Cincinnati where my grandmother Brown would meet me. She would then take me to the train that would take me to Bellefontaine, Ohio where my Grandmother Sloan would meet the train and I would spend my summer vacation between Btown and Indian Lake. What a fantastic time I had. Then before school started I would take the reverse trip back to Md. Noone would even think of putting an 8 year old boy on a train for a trip through 3 states by themselves. Things have sure changed!!
Thank you for presenting the trains that came into and out of the Cincinnati Union Station back in the Fifties in living color through your father's movie camera. It seems like yesterday instead of 66 years ago. Showing the trains coupling and uncoupling with the passenger and freight cars in the station and rail yards was a sight to behold, never mind the heavy smoke bellowing from the steam locomotives. It's still history to me, and it was fun to watch it.
Really enjoy all of these videos.
A trip to Cincinnati's Union Terminal captures the essence of the Golden Age of Railroads...I cannot recommend it highly enough...
The beginning of the videos appears to be Dayton , Ohio's Union station. The videos with the tower at the station.
Steam Actions.