Train Car Tiny Home Tour - Train Caboose Converted Into a Tiny House
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- čas přidán 27. 08. 2024
- Take a tour of a Train Car that has been converted into a tiny home, in the great smoky mountains area.
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Just 10 miles from the Great Smoky Mountain National Park, this 1926 wooden train caboose has been transformed into one of the most unique vacation destinations in the area. The caboose cottage itself is located on a private 20 acre residential farm. It is known as The Caboose at Station 451 or Station 451 for short.
This bright red storybook caboose was part of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway. Its construction was likely started in 1926 and finished in 1927. This C&O caboose was numbered as 90885. The caboose was fully functional when it was purchased it in 2015.
I'm almost 50 years old in The Boxcar Children who still my favorite book!
We are staying here this weekend. As of now Wednesday night my wife doesn't have a clue and thinking we are just getting dinner for our 17th wedding anniversary. Hoping the surprise goes good tomorrow morning! Cant Wait, I thought about doing a similar video on my channel as well!
Ahh no way! That’s amazing ☺️ you guys will have the best time and she’s going to be so happy and pleasantly surprised! Can’t wait to hear how you guys love it!!
@@TheHiveDrive It was fun! Man I loved that whole set up. I didnt make a video but have shared this one with friends and family to show what the inside was. Take Care Guys!
That’s so good to hear! Isn’t it just the coolest little place! We had such a blast. What a place to just disconnect and relax!
That was fun. Thanks for the tour. It looks like an incredible place to spend the weekend. Strong find on that one.
It was such a super cool place! A great place to stay and relax for sure!
A cool piece of railroad history. Back in the day before EOTs "End Of Train" devices, defect detectors, & dragging defect detectors, whenever you heard, "the last railcar on the train", a caboose was what you thought of. There aren't many of them used on trains anymore. Evolution of the caboose started out as a spare boxcar with windows cut out on it for the conductor to make it his office & to monitor the train while it was moving. Later in either the late 1890s or very early 1900s, the cupola was made which is that part of the caboose sticking up above the roof top where the conductor & brakeman sat at to see over the railcars for any issues such as overheated axles & load shifting that could happen while the train was moving.
Oh that’s awesome! How cool! So fun to have turned one of them into a place to stay! 💛
@@TheHiveDrive & saved it from going to the scrap yard too👍
@@TheHiveDrive I sure do miss seeing them on the ends of trains. I do see them in railroad museums which is awesome & they let you get inside some of them & the old passenger railcars they have too.
Very Nice :} ... I remember The Box Car Children .. I really Like the Bath House !! Great idea with its outside porch with Fireplace..
I love this! Thanks for showing this Ashley!
So glad y’all enjoyed it!! It’s such a gorgeous place!
Awesome, thanks so much for sharing! Keep it coming! 🙏
Thank you guys! We will have some more coming your way real soon :)
Looks wonderful. 👍
It’s seriously such a magical stay! Can’t recommend it enough!!!
Those weren't skylights in the caboose. Train crew would sit up there looking for smoking bearings on the train, amongst other things.
Yeah! Love the history of what it was and now how they act as skylights to flood in extra light for the space. So great!!
God is surely blessing your journey's and adventures, and us through you!
How did they get the caboose up there anyway 🤔. Thanks for the 'bonus' video, and the promotion of the tiny home. Maybe u will get your own TV show someday visiting and grading tiny homes 😂
Right!? We asked them that very thing! They had to use a crane 5 different times!!! Crazy!
Haha that would be awesome! Maybe we can continue to do more on our CZcams too :)