Marion AC Silver St (Early 90s)

NS at Silver St. and Kenton Ave. crossings plus Conrail INPI at Oak St.

[@markquiswest6607]

I love the ole Southern Railroad Horn!

[@gsp1022]

Love the ones of Marion! Always nice to see how much things have changed and how much is still the same.

[@BERXJoe]

I have a VHS tape called Into the 90's From Dusk to Dawn that shows an NS autorack train pass through the same crossing @ 4:15. Of my whole collection I love that tape the most.

[@tommyhunter1817]

Pre-Ditch Lights.

[@b3j8]

That NS local I think was known as the "L1" during the N&W era in the 1970's.

[@1990sRailfan]

From the video, it looks like NS was the busiest of the three roads. Train with the UP units, was that on the old C&O?

[@RailroadMediaArchive]

No, that was an eastbound Conrail (train INPI).

[@DASCO2136]

What type of horn was mounted on the GP60s? It sounded so crisp and clean

[@ArturoRailProductions]

They had Newcast P3's and rs5t's and a lot of P5's

[@christophercarey3232]

K5LA.

[@osrr6422]

High hoods, 7100s, TOFC mixed with freight. Early/Mid 90s?

[@RailroadMediaArchive]

I just updated the title. This was probably '93 or 4. The boxcars and vans was 234. The westbound manifest after it was M47, and that's all the shooter's notes indicate other than the Conrail train (INPI).

[@dwayneday6097]

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[@dwayneday6097]

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