Ron's Lehigh River Valley - No. 7 - Redington, Steel City and Freemansburg.
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- čas přidán 17. 07. 2024
- Ron digs into his archive of old photos to give us a look at Redington, Steel City and Freemansburg in Pennsylvania, as he works his way west along the Lehigh River. As always he includes some history and a few side trips that relate to the subject at hand.
Great video, Pete, with many historic photos. I ran many a train past Ron's back yard and I had no idea how many railroad structures were on the property.
Another great video Ron....Thanks!
12 videos so far fifty years of photo collecting.
I've lived in steel city almost all my life and this is the first I'm seeing a lot of the old surroundings, thanks for the video!
liver here 45 years so far. One day years ago the land was for sale almost didnt get it in time.
Injoyed watching. Thanks
Originally from the ABE area, the photos give us a great perspective of the importance of this area. Keep up the great work!
THANK YOU
lots of history here
My father used to work for Conrail and NS and actually took photos of your G-gauge layout when his train was crawling by one afternoon! Awesome video! Love the scratch built CNJ terminal!
Love these videos! They make my day!
Jim Emery, what great memories of a very nice man. Thank you for sharing.
i really liked his hobby shop in Easton Pa.
Will the next video cover the freemansburg spur up to Just Born or the cement secondary?
Wonderful videos. Thanks
Rich
Hey Ron, I first met you at black diamond club and remember all your pictures and later a visit to your home. That was many years ago. Amazing how much home has changed. Hope all is well, enjoying your work once again ! PAUL
layout is almost torn down reached mid eighty
Hi Ron and Peter, I am so excited to have found your page with so much historical information and data regarding Easton PA ...the town that my father's side of the family Is from, going back many generations. I am currently modeling in N scale, the forks of the Delaware area, and would love to be able to communicate with you further, and possibly even see your layout. Please let me know how I can communicate better with you...
PS I was also excited to note that my grandfather, like you, worked at Ingersoll Rand all of his life, but probably retired about when you started there.
Thank you in advance, Sean Rader
grew up in the forks of Delaware during the 1940s and 50s
@@RonaldLuckock you may have met my Grandfather at Ingersoll rand; his name was Earl R Rader Sr. He was a tool and die Maker and machinist...