Vintage New England area trains, film by Russ Munroe Jr.
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- Providence & Worcester, St.Johnsbury & Lamoille County, Belfast & Moosehead Lake, Maine Central, Boston & Maine and more. Geeps, 70 Tonners, Alco's, Brand new U18B's and a Fireless Cooker. 8mm film by Russ Munroe Jr., Soundtrack by Howard Randall & Friends and The Snakestretchers. If you like our stuff, Please comment and/or subscribe!
thank you share video as great watching
Great videos, the blues are perfect soundtrack.
That music transported me back in time! Very cool blues & jazz. I felt like a lucky Beatnik who's coffee house overlooked a freight yard. Where's my coffee, lol! Thanks for the post.
Don't know which I love more, the music or the video. Thanks
love seeing the old rs3 PWs in action !!!
Can't say as I'm impressed with the music, but the content MORE than makes up for it!! Thank you for sharing!!!
Thanks David! Craig
How strange is the fireless cooker! Never heard of that before. Fascinating! I certainly LOVE this old train videos on CZcams! I learn so much. :) Thank you for this wonderful footage! The music is quirky and just oddball enough to be endearing.
Nice old footage. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks John!
Great movies by my friend from the trolley museum, fantastic soundtrack too!
Best choo choo vids on the web!!
thanx
Like the video, added to favorites! I'm into model trains, so it's given me some ideas of what to model! Thanks!
I have orange and cream GE-70 tonners. I found the prototypes. Thank you!
Some cool old paint the riding brakeman was nice to see
Hi Steve, I've been OS for a while...Ebay has been consuming my time. Taking a break for a while
I love this. Inserting a title following your cuts to the different scenes stating the railroad and location would be very help for us neophytes.
Claremont and concord ran mu 70 ton Ge locomotive's when they ran the entire line from Concord to Claremont Junction as did the The Saint Johnsbury and Lamoille County railroad. C& C still exists today though it's more like a terminal road it's trackage is so small. Not many railroads used the GE 70 ton locomotive and in a way it is the predecessor of the GE U-BOAT line of locomotive's as it used an inline 6 cylinder turbocharged Diesel engine built by Cooper Bessmer which was who GE purchased in order to build the GE 7-FDL engine which essentially is an enlarged CB engine GE used in their 70 ton line of industrial switchers.
Could someone by chance tell us who's wonderful bit 'o blues this wuz?
Thanx in advance and...
Cheerios (the nutritious breakfast of maniacal and semi-lost blues guitar players)
Very fond of Alcos.
@ 2:45... that has to be a Strat
...so I see's the vid show up in my YT algo-rhythm and I sez 2 meself "Self, it'd be cool
to break out the 335 and noodle whilst viewin' this here silent bit of footage..."
but lo & B-hold on a minute... I gets to jam along w/ a select bit 'a sound which couldn't
be better if I'd dug it up meslf... Very Nice! Thanx and Cheerios
WHERE was that P&W footage taken at the 9:00 mark??
Looks like Valley Falls, Cumberland RI
nice BML footage, what was the other clip with 3 70-tonners?
They catched my eyes too, a type of locomotive that you don't associate with road work.
Can you tell us what year(s) this footage was originally filmed?
Great footage! Would I be able to use some of this in an intro for my channel? I'm trying to make a separate intro for videos regarding my 1950's era layout which is based on some of the historic scenes in your videos. I would make sure to give you credit when I first release it.
What song did you use for the video?
1st song is 'George' by Howard Randall & Friends...2nd song is 'Thinkin' by the Snakestretchers, had to crop the beginning of the first song a bit to make them fit. Craig
nhrrman Great music.
The first song what album is it on, I can't seem to find it
great video drop the music add locations it even be greater