My grandfather gave southern rwy. 47 good years. Started out in the roundhouse became fireman then engineer. He worked the eastern division. Greensboro NC to Wash. dc. Back in the 50s and 60s, he was engineer on those beautiful E8s. He lived in Alex VA. 😊
As a southern railway fan this is my favorite railroad documentary because I was born in North Carolina and the southern railway was my favorite railroad 🛤 and the North Carolina transportation museum is my favorite railroad museum in my life.
I love this! I wish Southern 1401 would be restored at the museum, if that happens, it would be the only 4-6-2 locomotive in the Carolinas since we have none...
My Granddaddy TC Thomas Neill Sr worked in the Spencer Shops during its heydays, and as a child heard many stories about this facility and the people that worked there. The men of these days were men of men and worked hard to support their families.
My grandfather gave southern rwy. 47 good years. Started out in the roundhouse became fireman then engineer. He worked the eastern division. Greensboro NC to Wash. dc. Back in the 50s and 60s, he was engineer on those beautiful E8s. He lived in Alex VA. 😊
As a southern railway fan this is my favorite railroad documentary because I was born in North Carolina and the southern railway was my favorite railroad 🛤 and the North Carolina transportation museum is my favorite railroad museum in my life.
This has an early 2000's/90's feel to it. I dig it!
This Is Great Watching Spencer Shops North Carolina Transportation With The Southern Railway 🚂🚂 🚂 😊😊😊
I love this I had a good watch nearly cried at the sad ending scene of the quote but thanks for production and posting of this
I love this!
I wish Southern 1401 would be restored at the museum, if that happens, it would be the only 4-6-2 locomotive in the Carolinas since we have none...
So Do I. However, That'll likely never happen...
The 6900 is my favorite piece of equipment at the museum, great history there.
My Granddaddy TC Thomas Neill Sr worked in the Spencer Shops during its heydays, and as a child heard many stories about this facility and the people that worked there. The men of these days were men of men and worked hard to support their families.
I loved watching this video at the museum. Thanks for posting.
Is this what's shown in the roundhouse orientation gallery?
I lived in Spencer in 1986 to 1989.
Does anyone know the song in the end of the videos name?
Wreck of the Old 97.
Samuel Spencer was, ironically, struck and killed by a train.
why does it sound like its narrated by ronald reagan lol
Maybe it was narrated by Ronald Reagan.