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Great video Kevin. Watched it several times today and enjoy the sights and sounds. Pretty area so green with blue sky with so many brass era automobiles still enjoying the drive. Thanks for sharing.

I think the video is around 90s, thanks for record it!

0:53 Anyone have footage from inside the building on the right connected to the station?

1:52 Anyone have footage from inside the building on the right connected to the station?

Great place to hold a fursuiting meet

Now THIS is a walkable city

I was probably the manager at the Mcd's on Castle Shannon Blvd that day could have cooked you up a hot McDLT

Rolling stock: Armco steel visability cab b73 Landis tool 25 ton 89 Pennsylvania transformer technology 43 ton 1311 West pennsylvania railway boxcab 1 Monongahela and western pennsylvania steeplecab 3000 And several trolleys.

Question: If the tracks are electrified overhead like they often are in Europe, could trolleys run on railroad tracks? Or do they require a different gauge track?

@3:11 The trackwork around this area always particularly fascinated me.

My mother often spoke of this, that she did with her mother when she was young.

The good old days 👊🏼

For anyone and everyone who love the impeccable restoration aspect of this “parade” , this here is a feast for the eyes. For anyone who loves different shades of blue this is “off the charts” impressive. Good show folks. 👍

That’s Mike Spooler running

That’s Mike spooler running

That’s Mike Spooler running

Bro the first image is crazy

Back in the day when the operator wasn't shelled inside a security fortress

I still recognized most of the intersections. Those were the good old days.

Hello Kevin, Amazing video and quality! We would like to use some small portions of this video for a student documentary at Humber College if you agree. I would like you to know that we will give you credits by the name you preference. And share with you the final result if you would like. Please let me know if it's okay with you. Have a great week!😃

He backed that up real hot without any side mirrors.

Right before I was born in July.

My apologies! ... The Bay Belle what is a steamer but I believe that it was a bit more modern than the original boat that went to Tolchester. The Bay Belle always stopped at Tolchester Beach first, and then went on to Betterton Beach where it would remain docked for at least 3 to 4 hours before making her return trip every Saturday and Sunday each Summer...

Thanks... That must have been before the "Bay Bell"... She wasn't a steamer. When I was a kid we took the Bay Bell over 100 week-ends, leaving the inner-harbor on Saturday going to Betterton Beach after a brief stop at Tolchester. We would spend the night and return on Sunday almost every weekend during many summers while school was out. Great Memories!!

Wish those times never changed

Would love to go back to 1982, bring a chair and a few beers and watch everyone and the streetcars at the humber loop.

The irony when you could still advertise for cigarettes on the bus/trolley billboards.

Mad that the Dublin buses looked more modern at this point the London ones looked stuck in the 1960s

If the wheel has two tires, like the drawing that was drawn, and one of those tires explode, perhaps the car will land and the wheel will touch the ground, and it may be exposed to a coup, but: If the wheel has three tires, then the degree of safety will increase.

Thanks for sharing this is so great

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Where are all the good people . 🇨🇦🏔️🎄🌲🌿😅

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It is great to watch so many broad gauge streetcars traveling down the track. TM retired but still interested in streetcars.

Wow, thanks for the great video! It's great to see what the early days of motoring were like.

These PCCs will be the heritage fleet of the #15 Route always. I know they're in the process of being overhauled.

The 6V-71 may have been ubiquitous in Canada and in parts of Michigan, but it doesn't have the sheer HP of either the 8V-71 or the 6V-92TA.

Nice 👏👍😎

Lived in Mt Lebanon from 1971-1975, as a young kid (born '62), and loved seeing the PAT trolleys. Used to be able to take them from "up-tahn" Lebo to "dahn-tahn" Pittsburgh to watch the Pirates with other young friends. I doubt many 10-12 year olds do those kinds of things anymore.

Great video, Kevin, thanks for posting this! By any chance do you also happen to have any videos of TTC’s Orion III Ikarus, New Flyer D40-90 or early Hawker-Siddeley subway trains like the H1, H2 or H4?

As kid me and my friends use to ride the streetcar on Brownsville road, I believe it was "53" line. We walked to Mt Oliver to see a movie and would take the streetcar back to Carrick.

Nice photography. Don't get to see these angles and hear the sounds when you're behind the controls.

Its an honor to have my 1908 Ford S Roadster as the thumbnail!

Beautiful cars ❤❤❤❤

Great video! Really gets me fired up to finish my 1913 Metz.

Muchas gracias por este vídeo

I wish i couldve explored them