Any one who loves trains, should visit the Whistle Stop Monon Connection Museum, (and restaurant)in Monon Indiana. It’s the best private RR collection I’ve ever seen.
I'm imagining that building when it was new and the first employees that was India and all the history of communicating with trains that came out of that station. That station kept a worker's home, paid bills, sent children to school, went on vacations. They probably brought their kids there. I also think about the last person that was assigned there and then it was closed and now sits abandoned ready for demolition. Wow, history is amazing!
Thanks for going back to the station one last time - I'm thinking about attempting to model it in it's current condition. Great video! May God always grant yo safety.
Hello Jaw, the station building looks terrible. Soon all it takes is a breeze and it collapses like a house of cards. Really, really sad. 😢Do any photos still exist when the station was still in operation? That would be the right station building for a model railway.😊 I'll watch the video in peace this evening. Many greetings from Germany Wolfgang
Beautiful train JT! Got stuck at a crossing with the gates down since CN was replacing a section of siding and an ambulance had to come through. The CN workers stopped what they were doing and physically LIFTED the gate for the ambulance (engine came with it for extra man power o/s)
From the beginning to the end, we were sitting here saying how sad that the depot will be torn down and that someone wouldn't step up to save it. What a great building!! Would love to see pictures of it from when it was new. Great sounding locomotives and enjoyed the trains long or short. Thanks for another great video JT and appreciate all you do to bring them to us.
There is a photo from 1955 in B&W looking east from the double track main where youe see there was also a double track line going to Wilmington ,OH and eventually Washington Courthouse,OH. A passenger train was just getting to the junction depot in the photo from that branch.
You figure the railroad would want that gone. Don't want things falling on the tracks or a train. Love nostalgia. Look back in time. Great video Brian, stay well roll on
Thank you for the great video of the Big manifest rumbling by the old, crumbling train station. The building has a beautiful design to it and should have been save. We both know the old saying: “Those who ignore history are doomed to repeat it.” In this case also applicable is: “Those who ignore or don’t invest in history are doomed to loose it.” Thank you for the great commentary as well, I enjoy it.
Jawtooth, That was one of the best videos you have ever posted! I liked the first train with the three leased units from three different railroads! The old train station is really cool, but sad to see it is going to be torn down. It makes a great photo/video backdrop for passing trains... great job!!! What could have caused the rail to be damaged like that? You have posted videos of rail that is over 100 years old that is still in good shape. Thanks for posting this!
Love that old station, one of my favourite places you film from! I know you only rarely go there and next time that derelict station maybe gone. I remember the last time you where there you did go inside and I think even attempted to go upstairs??? You told the story in more detail how you caught a train from there, and I think in your late teens? So, it has particular fond memories. Yes, it is a shame to see it decay to ruin! Loved the trains, loved that angle you film the trains from, that cured side view is one my pet perspectives of trains passing. Loved that beautiful trees in the background, too... just all adds and sums up to a great video. The pets and pigs (and kids in the background) round it out, well, too. Thanks, JT!
Another classic by Jaw Tooth. Perfect setting, with that last days station, a curve in the tracks, coming and going, and time of day. Your two years of waiting was finally rewarded with a very long train. Love that green-livery box car at 4:42. There's a lot of seriously interesting graffiti on that first train. I rhink that's the chattiest frequency (161.220} you've ever recorded. Great that you caught some switching action at the Greenfield Yard. Nice architecture for that depot. Wonder if anyone can post a picture of it when it was all spiffy and busy? Thanks for your continuing excellence in video operation and RR information. The piglets are wonderful.
@@JawToothbut yet, where is it? Still there, and in such deplorable shape. I would think it poses a serious danger to the passing trains and crews!😮😮😮 Looks like if a really fast moving train rumbled by, that building would fall over, into and onto the train and tracks, causing a lot of damage to both. Maybe even cause a catastophic derailment in the process. As bad as that dilapidated building is, it should get torn down A.S.A.P. It's a danger to anyone or anything that gets near it, from the looks of it.
Great job as always Jaw Tooth, that old station was cool. I really wish my camera work was as professional yours😂. I still have yet to catch something on Indiana and Ohio.
My local town of Oakland, Maryland has a restored station that it uses as a railroad museum. They provide tours in season. This station reminds me some in design of it. In front of our station, the town has a nonworking steam engine on display.
Hi JT, what a glorious setting that old station/ depot even though falling down it looks beautiful against the trees. Fab first train 3 locos! It was a long one, enjoyed that JT thanks ! ❤😊
Great Video, that old Station house would be fantastic to restore to its original status and dare i say live in, great place to be, countryside is perfect over there in Autumn Have a great week and be safe. Regards
Aw, that's sad. I'm sure it was a beautiful depot in it's day. Nice location with the fall colors. I sure enjoy your videos for all the added information you provide.
Hi, JT! Live the clups involving those old structures! I can visualize in decades past that steam breathing giants passing through while waiting passengers at the station smell burning coal waiting for loved ones to get home! Very important part of your videos!
Jawtooth, this would make a great Halloween video! The old dilapidated train station looks positively HAUNTED overlooking the train like that. Great video! 👍👍
Hey JawTooth! Wow, that old depot looks cool. Wonder what is looked like in its day. Nice catch on that first train. UP Tri-clops is unique. What a long one, talk about emptying the yard. That station must have so much history to it. Wow, that rail is the worst I've ever seen. Jeez. Local running LHF is cool. Hey Chessie!! Hey Loki! New piglets!! Tell Norfie hello for me. Thanks for the video!
Just wanted to say my 3.5 year old son AJ loves your videos and has started using some of your lingo, "its booking it" "but wait there's more" and something else I can't think of at the moment. Anyways, thanks for the train videos! AJ and mom from Oak Lawn, IL
Love the old tri-clops sd60. Would have been awesome to have heard him in Notch 8, but the mix of power for the consist is just fantastic, great video!
Beautiful ! I love abandoned things- strange they would not repair it in fear of it falling down and onto the tracks. It was a beautiful structure too. Thanks for filming this.
Cool depot. That would be awesome if you could film them knocking down the poor depot. Looks like it could collapse any moment. Great video. Gave a nice day 😊🌈
A rare old abandoned train station this was a nice place stand and watch the trains go by, I'm surprised that the vibration of the trains don't make the station fall down, great to see an appearance by the dogs and the pigs, that was great to see inside the old station before it falls down, another really great video Thank You Jaw Tooth.🤠🐕🐕🐈⬛🐖 🚂🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🇺🇲💨
Hi JT, great video as usual! I noticed on the first train some of the air intakes on the engines were almost completely covered in leaves. This probably reduced airflow significantly! I wonder if it caused overheating issues?
Excellent video I can remember as a kid growing up in a small town in Saskatchewan, Canada in the Summer going down to the train station to watch the train coming in,highlight of the day, good memories.
Hey Jawtooth. That was an awesome video. I don’t remember ever seeing so many gondolas on one train. It was. A long one too. It’s too bad they didn’t do something about preserving that old station. Thanks 👍❤️
Thanks for having this channel. I love your videos and appreciate the pets and personal sharing. Jaw Tooth is awesome! Old depot is super cool. It would have been nice if they could have preserved it.
I’m guessing the top level of that station was probably a signal house. Looks like it probably dates back to the early 1900s. really neat seeing the old ticket window. one of the rooms with the shelves in it was probably for mail because that’s how the mail was moved years ago.
If it wouldn't be that the building is in such a dangerous condition it would make the perfect Halloween haunted house. IORY was trying hard to replicate those NS gondola trains going through Cincinnati. Even the locomotives were decked out in the paint schemes of owners past while their own paint scheme is appropriately orange and black. Thanks for keeping us up-to-date on this regional line and a farewell to yet another depot Passing into history
We like how you find old history. Wow, nice locomotives and train, very interesting.😊 That was amazing seeing that rail chipped. Goodness.😊 Loved this video so much as always . That last locomotive looks like one that use to come here. H O G train. We never see it anymore. Just the NS and ST Mary's train. Loved your hogs and fur babies Thanks slot Mr JT. ❤😊
Crazy how they use those big GE wide-cab Dash 9s now. Never in a million years would I ever expect to see a shortline operating those, let alone AC6000CWs like what the WNYP has!
And that Station.. such a shame it couldnt be moved and saved.. but then again that takes a ton of money and interest.. great looking structure, must have been awesome in its heyday
It's probably a matter of location. It doesn't look like there are any roadways nearby to access the depot easily. It was just simply forgotten. Too bad. It looks like it was a great junction point.
Beautiful fall morning train video. The layout of the main/control room of that old rail building is quite cool. I can only imagine how zen working in there must have been back in the day with the windows and the two tracks. If walls could talk about its history..
Interesting lineup on the first train. LTEX 2376 EMD SD40N, LTEX 8641 SD50-2, AND IORY 4490 GE Dash 9- 44CW. You can tell from the colors where they came from. LTEX Larry's Truck and Electric, does that sound like a company name for locomotive and railcar rentals. IORY liked the Dash 9 so well they bought it from LTEX.
super nice vid there - loved that first train, perfect shot right next to the depot and the motive power was really interesting too, (ex UP cyclops cab? holy cow.) That rail sure is beat to heck too...
Just realized that they had a Union Pacific Tri-Clops leading too. We got lucky that day!
That was one of my favorite days this year 😊🎉
What is the normal traffic count around this old depot?
ex-UP. Now owned by LTEX leasing.
@@glennparker923about 3 trains a day
@@beeble2003yes and I think they are only here for a short time
Any one who loves trains, should visit the Whistle Stop Monon Connection Museum, (and restaurant)in Monon Indiana. It’s the best private RR collection I’ve ever seen.
Thank you for preserving a bit of railroad and small town history! Well done!
Many thanks!
Cool depot and a very interesting lash up of locomotives!
Glad you enjoyed
Excellent catching the Indiana and Ohio Railway in Midland, Ohio, Brian, thank you.
I'm imagining that building when it was new and the first employees that was India and all the history of communicating with trains that came out of that station. That station kept a worker's home, paid bills, sent children to school, went on vacations. They probably brought their kids there. I also think about the last person that was assigned there and then it was closed and now sits abandoned ready for demolition. Wow, history is amazing!
Thanks for going back to the station one last time - I'm thinking about attempting to model it in it's current condition.
Great video!
May God always grant yo safety.
Go for it! Keep its memory alive
I'm surprised that old train station doesn't crumble to the ground from the passing train vibrations. 😮 Great video as always.
Thank you very much!
Hello Jaw, the station building looks terrible. Soon all it takes is a breeze and it collapses like a house of cards. Really, really sad. 😢Do any photos still exist when the station was still in operation? That would be the right station building for a model railway.😊 I'll watch the video in peace this evening. Many greetings from Germany Wolfgang
Yes there are photos. Thanks for watching 😊
Beautiful train JT! Got stuck at a crossing with the gates down since CN was replacing a section of siding and an ambulance had to come through. The CN workers stopped what they were doing and physically LIFTED the gate for the ambulance (engine came with it for extra man power o/s)
That would be an awesome video 😊
Yes, the video is a "winner" !!!
From the beginning to the end, we were sitting here saying how sad that the depot will be torn down and that someone wouldn't step up to save it. What a great building!! Would love to see pictures of it from when it was new. Great sounding locomotives and enjoyed the trains long or short. Thanks for another great video JT and appreciate all you do to bring them to us.
Thanks for watching 😊
There is a photo from 1955 in B&W looking east from the double track main where youe see there
was also a double track line going to Wilmington ,OH and eventually Washington Courthouse,OH.
A passenger train was just getting to the junction depot in the photo from that branch.
You figure the railroad would want that gone. Don't want things falling on the tracks or a train. Love nostalgia. Look back in time. Great video Brian, stay well roll on
Thanks for watching 😊
Thanks for all the great train clips,, you never outgrow you interests in trains.
You got that right!
Great one...one of your best, Jaw!
Keep those new by l'ocs' coming!
Northeast Ohio has some great locations!
Magnificent catches of the trains coming by and pass, I like it 5 stars, keep up the great work, JW, Greetings from Portugal to the USA.
Thank you very much!
@@JawTooth my pleasure.
Thank you for the great video of the Big manifest rumbling by the old, crumbling train station. The building has a beautiful design to it and should have been save. We both know the old saying: “Those who ignore history are doomed to repeat it.” In this case also applicable is: “Those who ignore or don’t invest in history are doomed to loose it.” Thank you for the great commentary as well, I enjoy it.
Thank you very much!
Jawtooth,
That was one of the best videos you have ever posted! I liked the first train with the three leased units from three different railroads! The old train station is really cool, but sad to see it is going to be torn down. It makes a great photo/video backdrop for passing trains... great job!!!
What could have caused the rail to be damaged like that? You have posted videos of rail that is over 100 years old that is still in good shape.
Thanks for posting this!
I thought it was a good one, too, had "everything" including a great angle to film the passing trains with that curved approach.
Gotta love them old abandoned stations! Da History of them!! 👍👍
That looks so freaking cool. Some folks may a old worn down building but, that's history
Love that old station, one of my favourite places you film from! I know you only rarely go there and next time that derelict station maybe gone. I remember the last time you where there you did go inside and I think even attempted to go upstairs??? You told the story in more detail how you caught a train from there, and I think in your late teens? So, it has particular fond memories. Yes, it is a shame to see it decay to ruin! Loved the trains, loved that angle you film the trains from, that cured side view is one my pet perspectives of trains passing. Loved that beautiful trees in the background, too... just all adds and sums up to a great video. The pets and pigs (and kids in the background) round it out, well, too. Thanks, JT!
I love the brick patio around the depot! 😊😊❤❤❤
Me too
I just love those clear blue sky sunny fall days, it's the perfect time of year for getting the best photos and videos.
I totally agree!
Good morning JT! Another great catch!!
Good morning!
❤❤ Beautiful!, I love it! Thanks JT! 👍👍
Glad you like it!
Cool old Depot! Sad they didn't save it, glad you got it on video before it's gone! Thanks for sharing Jawtooth!👍
Thanks for watching!
The videos just get better and better!!
thanks!
Another classic by Jaw Tooth. Perfect setting, with that last days station, a curve in the tracks, coming and going, and time of day. Your two years of waiting was finally rewarded with a very long train. Love that green-livery box car at 4:42. There's a lot of seriously interesting graffiti on that first train. I rhink that's the chattiest frequency (161.220} you've ever recorded. Great that you caught some switching action at the Greenfield Yard. Nice architecture for that depot. Wonder if anyone can post a picture of it when it was all spiffy and busy? Thanks for your continuing excellence in video operation and RR information. The piglets are wonderful.
Great video, JT and I agree it would be cool if someone saved that station building. We need to keep our history
I think it's beyond that, now. 🙁
It was too close to the tracks also and said it would have to be moved
@@JawToothbut yet, where is it? Still there, and in such deplorable shape.
I would think it poses a serious danger to the passing trains and crews!😮😮😮
Looks like if a really fast moving train rumbled by, that building would fall over, into and onto the train and tracks, causing a lot of damage to both. Maybe even cause a catastophic derailment in the process.
As bad as that dilapidated building is, it should get torn down A.S.A.P. It's a danger to anyone or anything that gets near it, from the looks of it.
Great job as always Jaw Tooth, that old station was cool. I really wish my camera work was as professional yours😂. I still have yet to catch something on Indiana and Ohio.
So much train history being lost! Thank you for this video!👍👍👍
DAMN!!! That is a patchover motive power set that rivals anything from the early conrail/Penn central era... awesome!
My local town of Oakland, Maryland has a restored station that it uses as a railroad museum. They provide tours in season. This station reminds me some in design of it. In front of our station, the town has a nonworking steam engine on display.
Awesome 😊
That would’ve been awesome if they could’ve restored the old depot. Great video as always!
That would be cool!
Love it as usual JT. Thanks again for sharing and God bless
Thanks again!
Hi JT, what a glorious setting that old station/ depot even though falling down it looks beautiful against the trees. Fab first train 3 locos! It was a long one, enjoyed that JT thanks ! ❤😊
Thanks for watching
Absolutely agree, I made the same point!
@@gheffz 🥰👍
Great Video, that old Station house would be fantastic to restore to its original status and dare i say live in, great place to be, countryside is perfect over there in Autumn
Have a great week and be safe.
Regards
That would be cool!
Aw, that's sad. I'm sure it was a beautiful depot in it's day. Nice location with the fall colors. I sure enjoy your videos for all the added information you provide.
Thank you very much!
Hi, JT! Live the clups involving those old structures! I can visualize in decades past that steam breathing giants passing through while waiting passengers at the station smell burning coal waiting for loved ones to get home! Very important part of your videos!
I don't know why I got this a month late and then I can't actually do a comment unless I use somebody else's comment what's going on Brian
Great job like always Jaw tooth Thank you !
Jawtooth, this would make a great Halloween video! The old dilapidated train station looks positively HAUNTED overlooking the train like that. Great video! 👍👍
That would be cool!
You got there before me! I do think the old station building looks creepy especially in the dark
Hey JawTooth! Wow, that old depot looks cool. Wonder what is looked like in its day. Nice catch on that first train. UP Tri-clops is unique. What a long one, talk about emptying the yard. That station must have so much history to it. Wow, that rail is the worst I've ever seen. Jeez. Local running LHF is cool. Hey Chessie!! Hey Loki! New piglets!! Tell Norfie hello for me. Thanks for the video!
Just wanted to say my 3.5 year old son AJ loves your videos and has started using some of your lingo, "its booking it" "but wait there's more" and something else I can't think of at the moment. Anyways, thanks for the train videos! AJ and mom from Oak Lawn, IL
That is awesome! Thanks for supporting my channel!
Great video JT. It's a real shame to see these grand old stations just waste away like that. Thanks.
Yes I agree
I’ve been there, can’t believe it’s still standing!
Like you said lots of history in this station, bet when it was brand new must have been something..thanks for sharing..
The old dilapidated broken down station is a sad sight. Your memories are all that remain
Thanks for watching 😊
Love the old tri-clops sd60. Would have been awesome to have heard him in Notch 8, but the mix of power for the consist is just fantastic, great video!
Couldn't agree more!
As a resident of the UK I find the sights and sounds of American trains interesting.
Thanks for watching!
I’d like to hear some of the stories that old train station could tell,if only it could talk,after all the decades of service.
What a great lash up with some leased power, scenic location and nice Fall day for filming!🛤🚂
Thank you very much!
Beautiful ! I love abandoned things- strange they would not repair it in fear of it falling down and onto the tracks. It was a beautiful structure too. Thanks for filming this.
Glad you enjoyed it. I can't believe it is gone. It was a beautiful structure at one time
Cool depot. That would be awesome if you could film them knocking down the poor depot. Looks like it could collapse any moment. Great video. Gave a nice day 😊🌈
That would be cool. If I know when I will be there
A rare old abandoned train station this was a nice place stand
and watch the trains go by, I'm surprised that the vibration of
the trains don't make the station fall down, great to see an appearance
by the dogs and the pigs, that was great to see inside the old station before it falls down, another really great video Thank You Jaw Tooth.🤠🐕🐕🐈⬛🐖
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I love your off-the-beaten-path location videos. Thanks, Jaw Tooth for recording history.
That was a awesome video of that old depot and the trains were great.
Thank you very much!
Hi JT, great video as usual! I noticed on the first train some of the air intakes on the engines were almost completely covered in leaves. This probably reduced airflow significantly! I wonder if it caused overheating issues?
I've been wondering that exact same thing on several videos lately! It sure seems like it would.
You had some great weather that day, JT! Excellent.
Thanks 👍
Quite nice you prying about in that old station. Thanks! And the video of the piglets.
Any time!
Merci beaucoup pour cette très belle vidéo ! ✨✨✨✨😺
Merci à vous 😊
@@JawTooth 🖐🖐🙏🙏🙏
Excellent video I can remember as a kid growing up in a small town in Saskatchewan, Canada in the Summer going down to the train station to watch the train coming in,highlight of the day, good memories.
Thanks for sharing!
Hey Jawtooth. That was an awesome video. I don’t remember ever seeing so many gondolas on one train. It was. A long one too. It’s too bad they didn’t do something about preserving that old station. Thanks 👍❤️
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks for having this channel. I love your videos and appreciate the pets and personal sharing. Jaw Tooth is awesome! Old depot is super cool. It would have been nice if they could have preserved it.
I’m guessing the top level of that station was probably a signal house. Looks like it probably dates back to the early 1900s. really neat seeing the old ticket window. one of the rooms with the shelves in it was probably for mail because that’s how the mail was moved years ago.
If it wouldn't be that the building is in such a dangerous condition it would make the perfect Halloween haunted house. IORY was trying hard to replicate those NS gondola trains going through Cincinnati. Even the locomotives were decked out in the paint schemes of owners past while their own paint scheme is appropriately orange and black. Thanks for keeping us up-to-date on this regional line and a farewell to yet another depot Passing into history
Quite convenient that the train was gons -- meant we could see the building behind them. :)
They do have a lot of gons on I&O. It does help to see the station 😊
Old depot, too bad. It will collapse. Nice pics of dogs, Chessie. And Have fun making bacon!
lOVE THAT OLD STATION..........................Thank You for exploring it!!!
Our pleasure!
Two things I miss from childhood train whistles and church bells. I will be 70 years ❤this Christmas.
Train stations. Like drive in theaters, a dying breed. Our children’s children will never know what it was like to access things like these. 😢
Great video , i really enjoy this location , lots of history to see too . More please 🙂
Thanks for watching! I will get more trains here
This is amazing !!! Over 90 cars on that track.So great to see😂Thanks!!
Great Video!
Thanks!
😊That was an awesome video, it looked like a great trip!
Thanks so much! 😊
Ive knocked on Bungalow doors before and they're never home. 😂
Another GREAT CATCH!
Thanks Man.
Thanks for watching!
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We like how you find old history. Wow, nice locomotives and train, very interesting.😊 That was amazing seeing that rail chipped. Goodness.😊 Loved this video so much as always . That last locomotive looks like one that use to come here. H O G train. We never see it anymore. Just the NS and ST Mary's train. Loved your hogs and fur babies Thanks slot Mr JT. ❤😊
Thank you very much!
Interesting old depot, but far beyond saving. Thanks for the video.
Thanks for watching!
Beautiful old station, too bad that it wasn't restored by the community.
Crazy how they use those big GE wide-cab Dash 9s now. Never in a million years would I ever expect to see a shortline operating those, let alone AC6000CWs like what the WNYP has!
With the cool fall tree colors and loco just coming next to old station, you got yourself a calendar photo
Love and miss them tri clops SD60Ms and how lovely of them having one of our old pumpkins on there!!!!
Looks like that depot still has an active electric meter on the front. I can't imagine it being overlooked and the RR paying a monthly bill on it .
Amazing videos jaw tooth keep up the good work
Glad you like them!
Старый вокзал маленький и железная дорога по которой идёт поезд это так красиво и отлично сочетается ты молодец.
Nice catches Son , especially the old depot with those brick pavers ... Fall colors starting ... Hey to Chessie Systems ... Thx
Thanks for watching!
Cool old depot.
Thanks for watching 😊
Shame to be losing some RR history, wish it could have been preserved like the one in Hamilton . Thanks JT.
my dad was a signal man up in york, pa in the 1950s...i wish i had kept his flags ...it was fun to watch him work thoes trains..
It looks like that at one time it was a great Depot mixed up lease engines it's a start for a short line great video thanks Brian and Scott
You bet
I like the design of the depot, small and profound. Surprised some #@% didn't burn it down. Thanks JT
Hello Jaw Tooth I have enjoyed your videos for some years now. Great to see you and your railroad. Merry Christmas to you and good luck.
👍 video. Pigs are farrowed, plows leave furrows and sometimes wheels barrow. OKAY OKAY I'll leave the rhyming to its sorrow!🤔😁
Hey JawTooth and Mrs JawTooth 👌👌👌
Awesome video
Appreciate the hard work 👍
Hey, thanks!
And that Station.. such a shame it couldnt be moved and saved.. but then again that takes a ton of money and interest.. great looking structure, must have been awesome in its heyday
hello jaw it's is randy and i like yours video is cool thanks jaw friends randy
So sad for the depot. I watch all your videos. Thank you.
Thanks for watching!
The ceiling at 11:34 mark looks like that could be saved. Yeah and the red brick could be used for for driveways and sidewalks, etc..
It's probably a matter of location. It doesn't look like there are any roadways nearby to access the depot easily. It was just simply forgotten. Too bad. It looks like it was a great junction point.
You are correct. Location is the problem. It is too close to the tracks. A group wanted to restore it but couldn't get a grant because of the location
Beautiful fall morning train video. The layout of the main/control room of that old rail building is quite cool. I can only imagine how zen working in there must have been back in the day with the windows and the two tracks. If walls could talk about its history..
Glad you enjoyed it
Interesting lineup on the first train. LTEX 2376 EMD SD40N, LTEX 8641 SD50-2, AND IORY 4490 GE Dash 9- 44CW. You can tell from the colors where they came from. LTEX Larry's Truck and Electric, does that sound like a company name for locomotive and railcar rentals. IORY liked the Dash 9 so well they bought it from LTEX.
Awesome video my dear friend! Greetings from Brazil 🇧🇷
Thank you very much!
super nice vid there - loved that first train, perfect shot right next to the depot and the motive power was really interesting too, (ex UP cyclops cab? holy cow.) That rail sure is beat to heck too...