This certainly caught my attention: I recognized the location of the thumbnail as I used to work in Alumni Memorial Hall (the brick building barely in view to the right at 15:00) and sometimes parked in the lot at that end of Ridge Row. I loved that often I would be entering or leaving the building to see a steam train going past. I also see they finally tore down the old Steamtown ticket booth; it was still standing when I moved out of the state in the late 2000s. When Steamtown moved to Scranton they didn't have the current site setup for visitors and ran the excursions from the area of the bridge over the Central Scranton Expressway, selling tickets out of a wood-sided shack on the adjacent edge of the Radisson Lackawanna Station parking lot.
Can someone explain why the bell arm goes away from the string when starting to rock? I dont know if im not seeing something, or if I dont know what im talking about
This certainly caught my attention: I recognized the location of the thumbnail as I used to work in Alumni Memorial Hall (the brick building barely in view to the right at 15:00) and sometimes parked in the lot at that end of Ridge Row. I loved that often I would be entering or leaving the building to see a steam train going past. I also see they finally tore down the old Steamtown ticket booth; it was still standing when I moved out of the state in the late 2000s. When Steamtown moved to Scranton they didn't have the current site setup for visitors and ran the excursions from the area of the bridge over the Central Scranton Expressway, selling tickets out of a wood-sided shack on the adjacent edge of the Radisson Lackawanna Station parking lot.
And yet another fine video - thanks Ethan 👍👍
Can someone explain why the bell arm goes away from the string when starting to rock? I dont know if im not seeing something, or if I dont know what im talking about
Great video and job Ethan!
Awesome! I didn’t know 26 was currently operating
Awesome video friend!!
Is the boiler retrofitted for oil? Seems like a small coal car, and not a lot of soot.
How often does 26 run
For years, barely.
@@northpennvalleysteamrailroad how often
@@rogerlollar4325 it depends
It runs Fri-Sun
Every 4 days maybe? Steamtown said they needed 4 operational locomotives to have steam every day