Railroading in the 1970s. 21st Street, Chicago. GM&O, AT&SF. Rock Island, Downtown. C&NW, MILW.
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- 1970s railroading. Super 8 movies. Burlington Northern; La Grange Rd., Westmont, Cicero. E9s on commuters and Amtrak. GN, NP, CB&Q, BN, UP power. Clyde Shops, Cicero. 21st St., Chicago: AT&SF Fairbanks Morse H12-44TS 543. Warbonnet F-units, Alco RS-1s. The Plug with GM&O F3. Three steam engines, including a Climax. PC, SCL and MILW E units. ICG Iowa Division freight with Geeps, light power including a U Boat. Rock Island in Downtown Chicago, 16 St. Tower. Milwaukee Road, Bensenville: F units, FM switchers, passenger cars. MILW E9 westbound at B-ville station. MILW FM H12-44 at Manheim. C&NW GP30s at Devil's Lake State Park. MILW GP9 at Wisconsin Dells. Mid Continent Railway Museum, North Freedom. Bryn Mawr: C&NW GP30s, N&W Alco C628. C&NW Geep and F7 at West Chicago. C&NW freight with Geep on former Chicago Great Western in St. Charles, out ide Du Page County Airport during air show.
Marvelous time travel! Tanx for sharing.
glad you liked the video
To bad no sound !!
The video of this great period of 1st/2nd Gen Diesels was so great, my favorite time Railfanning and all the Railroads were mostly there !! 👍
I recall Burlington Northern having some E units with green cabs, black rooves, but still with the Burlington silver sides, with green, "BN," stenciled on them. It was a hasty, "make-do," kind of paint scheme, but it looked nice. They never used silver on any of their other units, to my knowledge, but the trainset manufacturer, Bachmann, had Burlington Northern GP50 locomotives with the silver roof.
The amount of change downtown Chicago has gone through is absolutely crazy, and it is very cool to see old videos like this
Great color resolution in these. What a variety of paint schemes around back then.
CNW Devils lake footage is Awsome
Thanks. Others came there for the lake or picnic grounds, but the highlight for me was a C&NW train!
@@josephcipar3666 I appreciate the memories since I worked for the CNW and how about those wigwags there also .😎
Thanks for posting, I enjoyed the old footage.
You're welcome.
I very much liked the shots of the Burlington/BN East End, and the shots of the dinkeys. That’s where I started my railroad career. Unfortunately the E9 fleet had recently been retired.
glad you enjoyed the video
Mr. Cipar… you make me 12-14 years old again here👍🏻❤️🚂
Don't know how I missed this one!😁 Classic!
that's my most popular video!
Great footage! Have spent my whole life in DuPage County (67 years) and recognize many of these places. Westmont station is about a 20 minute walk from my house, and I grew up in Villa Park so I saw many a C&NW rumbling by. Thanks for posting!
glad this brought back some memories
I really wish I was alive when they still had the E-units, that would have been nice.
Seeing E units got me into trainwatching. Seeing mostly F units on the C&NW commuters during the day in Elmhurst, they'd bring out some E units for the evening rush hour. And No. 1 westbound (the former Kate Shelly 400) had an E7. I then saw that the Burlington commuter engines had 6 axles, and I was hooked.
good those days metra wasn’t there yet I live in bensenville
Good to see trains without graffiti.
Best Chicago land film ever it should be remastered with better lighting and sond still great film though
thanks for the compliment
There's no audio
No audio. Couldn't afford sound on film as a high school kid.
Okay
The footage is awesome because I always like watching that kind of stuff. However I'm not getting any sound. If there's no sound it's have to feeding the purpose even though it's probably bad sound and recording at the time. Other than that, love the footage
Why don’t you dub sound into the film
Where am I going to get recordings of a Fairbanks Morse H12-44-TS?
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@@josephcipar3666there’s a link to Fairbanks Morse H12-44-TS sound