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West Side & Charry Valley Rwy., Yosemite & Mt. Sugar Pine, 1970's Color, Sound, Nick Muff
West Side & Cherry Valley, Tuolumne WSL Shay No. 12. Train arrives at station. Trip downgrade to River bridge. Backing down to the Wye. Taking water. Passing the Hetch Hetchy & Yosemite Valley Railroad station. Outbound to the woods. Baker Siding. Passing flume. Whistles in the canyon South Fork of the Tuolumne River. Run around at River bridge.
Yosemite Mount & Sugar Pine Railroad. Cab ride from Fish Camp. Downgrade, Upgrade. Arriving Fish Camp. Another train departs downgrade.
"Denver & Rio Grande Narrow Gauge" ala Knott's Berry Farm.
West Side & Cherry Valley, Tuolumne WSL Shay No. 12.Taco Bell era. Diesel switcher pass. On board and trackside on a trip around the loop behind Westside number 12. Diesel switcher. Speeder.
Yosemite Mount & Sugar Pine Railroad. Cab ride from Fish Camp. Downgrade, Upgrade. Arriving Fish Camp. Another train departs downgrade.
"Denver & Rio Grande Narrow Gauge" ala Knott's Berry Farm.
West Side & Cherry Valley, Tuolumne WSL Shay No. 12.Taco Bell era. Diesel switcher pass. On board and trackside on a trip around the loop behind Westside number 12. Diesel switcher. Speeder.
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First Generation Diesel Switchers, California, Texas, 1970's Color Sound Nick Muff Reel 167
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ST&E Alco S-1 No. 505 Stockton, CA, ATSF No. 1525 ALSO S-4 No's. 2323, 2354 Los Angeles Union Passenger Terminal, ATSF Alco S-4 No's. 2323, 2359 on Local San Bernardino, San Francisco Belt RR No. 25 Alco S-2, ATSF RS-1 No. 2361 San Bernardino, SP Alco S-6. No. 1244 Oakland, SP Baldwin No, 2146 S-12, Los Angeles Yard, Galveston Wharves AMD SW-1, No's. 202. 204 Galveston, TX, ATSF SW_7 No. 2425, ...
Freedom Train, Southern California, 12/76 Color Sound Nick Muff
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Early morning in Bakersfield, Edison Pacing, Caliente, Tehachapi Pass, Monolith Pacing, Mojave, Lancaster, Redlands, Loma Linda, Timeteo Canyon, Beaumont
American Association of Railroads Class Room Quiz on Railroads and Railroading No. and No. 2
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Classic railroad scenes form the 1950's late steam and early Diesel
ATSF, D&RG, D&RG NG, SP, UP Steam Variety 1950's B&W Bill Wilkes
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SP Narrow Gauge No. 9, SP 4512, 0-8-0. Cotton, SP Cab Forward 4208 Timeteo Canyon, SP 2-8-0 2734 Colton, SP Steam Commuters on the Peninsula x 3, The Daylight, ATSF #2929 4-8-4, Cab Forwards 4206, 4236 Timeteo Canyon x 3 , IC Steam, ATSF Summit Cajon Pass, D&RGW 2-8-8-4, Colton Steam/Diesel Anderson Road, Alco PA's Santa Fe Passenger Train, SP Steam Commuter x 5, UP 4-8-4 8444, UP 2709 2-8-2, N...
Amtrak Sunset Limited Westbound Southern California 1970's Color, Sound. Nick Muff
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Westbound Sunset Limited Earl Morning Timeteo Canyon x 4, Colton, Bloomington Yard, Ontario, Alhambra, Los Angeles Union Passenger Terminal, Power Backs Out
Railroading in the Northwest 1970's Color Sound Nick Muff
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Snoqualmie Pass West Bound Milwaukee Freight, BN Cascade Tunnel, Cashmere, WA. BN Seattle Waterfront, North Portal, Burlington, WA Concrete Local, BN Freight, Milwaukee Freight, Mount Vernon, BN Freight, Blanchard, WA BN Freight, Milwaukee Local Bellingham, WA, Sedro Woolley, WA BN Local Switching, Seattle Amtrak Empire Builder Eastbound, Vancouver, WA NB UP EB BN freight, Vancouver, BC Eastbou...
Amtrak Coast Starlight, 1970's Color Nick Muff
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Sound quality on this video is fair to poor, I apologize. If it annoys you turn down the audio and enjoy the visual images! San Luis Obispo Westbound, the Loop and Cuesta Grade, San Francisco Bay in the Moon Light, Station stop Oakland, in the Siskiyou's, Portland, Or crossing the Willamette River, Portland Station, along Puget Sound, Seattle King Street Station, Departing King Street on the Am...
Canadian Pacific, Canadian National, West Coast Color Sound 1970's Nick Muff
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"The Canadian" Vancouver, B.C., Lake Louise, Eastbound, West Bound. On board Lake Louise to Vancouver. Victoria Budd RDC departs. Canadian National, Vancouver, B.C., The "Super Continental", Departs Eastbound, BN Transfer Move, The "Super Continental", Arrives Westbound.
Chicago Rail Center 1970's Film No. 173 Color Sound Nick Muff
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Amtrak SW Limited, BN Commuter x 2, Coachyard SW-1, BN Commuter, Coachyard Moves, Amtrak Turbotrain, Broadway Limited, SW Limited, BN Commuter, Coachyard Switching Activity, SW Limited, Milwaukee Commuter, CNW Commuter x 12, RI Commuter x 9, RI Freight, RI Commuter x 10, Chicago Elevated, IC Commuter, CSS7SB Interurban IC Station
Amtrak in Chicago 11/72 Color, Sound Nick Muff
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Amtrak California Zephyr, Empire Builder, Abraham Lincoln, Empire Builder
Badstuber, Steam and Electric Variety1950’s
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1950's PRR Electric, Box Cab, GGS, Virginian Diesel and Electric. Steam Shovel, Chicago South Shore & South Bend Commuter, Little Joe, Colorado & Southern Steam, DRGNG Passenger, Freight, CB&Q Fan Trip 4-8-4, UP Fan Trip 8444 4-8-4, Great Western 90 2-10-0
Chicago Commuter Rail Variety 11/72 Color Sound Nick Muff
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Rock Island Commuter Trains
KCS Southern Belle 1940 Jack Austerman, Poteau, OK
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Very early color movie of the Kansas City Southern "Sothern Belle"
Southern Pacific Freight Southern California 1970's Color Sound Nick Muff
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Chatsworth, San Jose, Loma Linda 3 Trains. Timeteo Canyon 5 Trains, GE U50 9950, 19951, Turnout Throws, Loma Linda, Cab Ride Cajon Pass, 13:35 the "Cookie Ladies", Tehachapi Loop, Near Fresno - Pacing, Sp Colotn Yard, Alco Century's 3119, 3150, 3148. SP Local SW 1500
Union Pacific Freight Trains Cajon Pass, Color, Sound 1970's Nick Muff
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Union Pacific Freight Trains Cajon Pass, Color, Sound 1970's Nick Muff
Southern Pacific Commuter Parade, Color, 1970's Nick Muff Includes FM Trainmaster in Operation.
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Southern Pacific Commuter Parade, Color, 1970's Nick Muff Includes FM Trainmaster in Operation.
Santa Fe Freight Color 1970's Nick Muff Cajon Pass, Fullerton, CA
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Santa Fe Freight Color 1970's Nick Muff Cajon Pass, Fullerton, CA
Kansas City Rail Action, 1970's Nick Muff
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Kansas City Rail Action, 1970's Nick Muff
Nick Muff Kansas City Southern 1970's SW Missouri - NW Arkansas
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Nick Muff Kansas City Southern 1970's SW Missouri - NW Arkansas
Nick Muff 1970's Kansas City Union Station Southbound
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Nick Muff 1970's Kansas City Union Station Southbound
Kansas City South Freight In Arkansas 1970's, Nick Muff
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Kansas City South Freight In Arkansas 1970's, Nick Muff
Bill Wilkes Cheyenne Choo Choo B&W UP, Rio Grande, Great Western
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Bill Wilkes Cheyenne Choo Choo B&W UP, Rio Grande, Great Western
Badstuber Color Steam, Diesel and Electric Variety
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Badstuber Color Steam, Diesel and Electric Variety
NYC, CNJ, N&W B&O Steam and EA, EB Diesel Film by Bill Wilkes
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NYC, CNJ, N&W B&O Steam and EA, EB Diesel Film by Bill Wilkes
North Puget Oncology Mevatron, Sedro Woolley, WA
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North Puget Oncology Mevatron, Sedro Woolley, WA
Union Pacific City of Los Angeles in the 1970's, Los Angeles through Cajon Pass.
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Union Pacific City of Los Angeles in the 1970's, Los Angeles through Cajon Pass.
Who remembers the small train museum on the corner of W 3rd St. and W 2nd St. at the base of the Broadway Bridge? It was more of a place where old passenger cars were stored and then opened up to visitors on Saturdays. You could go in and walk through the passenger cars... today all the tracks are long gone and the entire area is developed and an apartment complex now sits there...
When vehicles could be transported in trains wide open
Still many old brick buildings with painted advertising.
There’s a charm about old 8 mil. Film.
Beyond BFOT
Hard to believe I ride the Empire Builder that has the same cars shown on this film. Considering that, they’re actually in decent shape!
Great collection of footage.
Don't think I ever noticed a Geep with its steam-generator active!
You can’t convince me that some of those Metra passenger cars aren’t still in use today!
Very high quality video for the 1970s. I love that it has audio as many do not.
Thank you, Nick.
I remember, pre-Amtrak, when we would go to the various stations in Chicago. They were like railway museums, with so many train companies with their own car styles, locos, and paint schemes. So bland nowdays.
Very cool. Open car carriers! What has happened to our society where now everything must be locked up? Very sad, lack of respect with people.
One of the best parts of this memeriable video is not annoying music. The sights & sounds of the day is more than enough. Thank you for your video.
Thanks for posting this video! Was that an Amtrak turboliner?! WOW! THIS IS an incredible video! This gives us model railroaders an insight on the equipment that was used back then to replicate on a layout! Again, thanks for posting this!
My grandmother’s house was 200 feet from the KCS mainline in Ravanna, Arkansas. This brings back memories of those days when I’d spend hours waiting for and watching trains. I loved those old ghosts.
I really enjoyed reading the comments on this video, I also remember the 70’s as a boy, I was born in Sacramento in 1965 and lived in Roseville when the Roseville yard blew up! That was insane, the house rattled forever it seemed. Then a year later we moved to Dunsmuir then Klamath Falls, OR. Dad worked for SP since 1965 and hired out of Oakland and retired about 12-15 years ago. I remember rural California just as seen in this video, everything then was a lot slower and wasn’t flooded with people. Then I consider how life is today for the people in California and it’s shocking how people tolerate all the garbage from the State government, not to mention how bad the illegal immigrant population has grown to, unbelievable. We sacrificed so much to build our country and State all to just gradually give it over to a replacement population. Oh well.
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I miss the E and F units.
GP30s are always a welcome sight!
There are no words to describe what an astounding, awesome, incredible find this is Thank you so much
2:56 This unit (96-C) ran trains at the Indiana Transportation Museum for several years. It hasn't run in a while and right now it's sitting in a field with a few other former ITM units, awaiting eventual pickup and delivery to the Fort Wayne Railroad Historical Society. I'm not sure if they just plan on cosmetic restoration or getting everything running, but they've got a long way to go either way.
So many of those tracks have been ripped up since then.
I don't think I've ever seen footage of early geeps moving so fast. Clip at 5:11 is amazing
Some of the crisper and clearer '70s footage I've seen! The sound always adds so much too. The looks of the trains already had a lot more personality than today, but the sounds seem to even more so. So many mechanical bells, EMD 567s, and a wider variety of horns.
Great stuff! We railfanned as kids in those times.
Feel bad for those engineers who forgot to hook up. Just imagine how embarrassing it must have been when they made their 1st stop.
This has to be fake or photoshopped/edited. There was no graffiti ANYWHERE!!? Not on the rail cars, street signs, building walls, bridges, basically anywhere spray paint could be applied 😂🤣 j/k. Great video though, thanks 👍
Do Roosevelt Rd - 1977
Amazing footage!! The sights of railroads in the past are always one thing, but the sounds are a whole different level. Also, I was frantically trying to track down the location of the shot at 11:03. Somewhere in the back of my mind I thought I'd been at that same crossing in recent years on a trip to Chicago, but I doubted myself on it. Turns out I was right, and it's on Canal St. It just struck me as odd that there was an at-grade crossing in downtown Chicago when I crossed there, but I assumed there were probably several more at the time of the video and the one seen here was probably somewhere else. As of 2021, it looks like the Cassidy Tire building in the background is still standing and doing good business. There's still quite a bit of crossing equipment there and even a mechanical bell still on one of the signals as of the 2021 shot. Edit: Comments That Aged Poorly. Street View is outdated and a high rise has been built where Cassidy was in the past few years. There's pretty much nothing historic left in that spot.
I lived and grew up with my parents backyard facing Airline Hwy Metairie Louisiana and Kansas City Southern track was right outside my parents backyard! I'm 59 years old so i got to see all of the old engines when they were in service including the F9 locomotives and man i miss those days! Locomotives back then had character unlike the ugly locomotives of today! The U boats and GP's and SD's were a common sight and even the old high hoods which i usually saw on the Central Ave tracks which was at the back of my parents neighborhood!
0:30 That's the Santa Susana depot, Simi valley CA. Still there, moved a mile up the line in the late 70's, now a museum and model railroad society...
The Omen part two train location, etc?
Southern Pacific U50 RIP
Hey Nick, love your stuff. Would it be okay if i use some of your clips for an upcoming video project on the grand railway hotels of Canada. I’ll credit you appropriately on screen for everything. Thank you
A great vid to be sure , I rode Denver to SLC and return in 1974 on two Kodachrome days and had a blast , spent several days later chasing trains on the Front Range and west. Man, I miss the Rio Grande !!
Memories!!
WOW!!!!
So weird to watch GM&O E8m 100A (rebuild from B&O EA 52) pulling the Abraham Lincoln NORTH out of Union Station on the St Louis to Milwaukee through Chicago route.
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One word aside for TELL THE TRUTH ONE SECOND TO TELL THE TRUTH..SET ASIDE THESE ARE BEAST LEASHES TO GET THEM OFF GOD CREATORS PRIVATE WALKING PATH THEY ARE LEASHES AND THEY BETTER GET YZNKING OUT OF HERE FASTER TO TOTALS OUT 2:06 2:06 2:07 2:07
And now you know why trains take forever to stop.
I miss the Cascade green, I miss the EMD Fs the variety of freights, no boring unit trains, well I really miss my youth! The 70s were a good time in the NW for me.
Here in the BNSF rail yard in Superior, Wisconsin there are a couple locomotives in their original Cascade green doing yard duties with the white diagonal stripes on their fronts. There is also a green caboose that is on the rear of small consists that go around the city 😊
1:35 ain't that 9912?
Sure is... several years before the incident of course, but still always chilling to see that unit
That locomotive still exists…
My dad worked for the railroad in the early ‘50’s in Chicago when I was a child. As our relatives started moving west, we would take several trips by train to visit, I guess he got special rates and first-class accommodations. I so loved those train trips: exploring the train, sitting for hours watching the country roll by from our bedroom, heading to the observation dining car for meals with linen tablecloths and silver utensils, running to the last car and watching the ribbon of rail speed by. Getting off at the longer stops and running to the front to look at, smell, and hear the drumming of the engines. The colors so bright and vivid. Cokes and snacks in the lounge car, and of course going to bed in a the upper berth and being lulled to sleep by the clickty-clack. That got me hooked on trains and model railroading.
Yes no graffiti!