Wilmington and Western #58 : Summer Steam Locomotive up the Red Clay Creek

Get ready for a journey through time with "Wilmington and Western #58: Summer Steam Up Red Clay Creek," an interesting train video that takes you back to the days of steam trains. This video shows the iconic steam train, Wilmington and Western #58, in action along the beautiful Red Clay Creek route. Built in 1907 by Baldwin for a railway in Atlanta, this train has a long history. It ended up at the Wilmington and Western Railroad in 1973, where it now gives rides to folks between Wilmington and Hockessin, Delaware. The train's rhythmic chugging and whistle match the pretty scenery as it moves. You'll see a cool covered bridge at Wooddale, a historic factory in Yorklyn, and an old mill in Greenbank. It's like a trip back in time! Hop on for a special ride along the Red Clay Creek route, where the magic of steam and history come together.