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Wabash, Frisco and Pacific Railway and in Wildwood, Missouri | Living St. Louis
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- čas přidán 3. 09. 2023
- The Wabash, Frisco and Pacific Railway in Wildwood, Missouri uses real steam trains. Though the trains are small, they use actual steam engines that are no longer used in the United States railroad system.
Love seeing a bit more youth in the live steam hobby these days. Heck yeah, thanks for sharing! 🔥
So glad to see you folks are still operating.
Thank you for coming out to see us!
We are going in May! Can’t wait! So cool to see the youth getting involved!
Great video 👍 this is a fun train ride. I did it last year 😃👍
Saw your video! Please come back again!
@@DCoombs928 cool 😎 I would like to take my nephew here 👍
It's in GLENCOE. There is No Wildwood Post Office. Wildwood covers a 65 mile radius. Glencoe had a Post Office in Glencoe on Old State Rd, until they moved it to Pond,MO in 1993 off old Manchester near Hwy 100. Confusing ? Glencoe was a Railroad town near the Meramec River off Old State & Hwy 109. Most of the Buildings and Houses have been bought out since 1994 due to flooding. There were 2 Churches, a Store,and the Post Office. Another Store Building-Beard's Store,still remains on the WF & P property and is now a Machine Shop, and that building was built in 1910 and seen a few floods. The Real Railroad stopped coming thru Glencoe in the early 1950s. It first was laid out in 1849 as the Pacific Railroad stopping/ending in Pacific,MO in 1853 until after the Civil War in 1861-65.
That is just a few miles north of where I am now living. I didn't know about this railroad until now.
I remember when Ralph Ender worked on the trains out there years ago.
I've been going every year since 1980, and it just gets better and better! Come on out and join the crews of this railroad and enjoy nature via a train ride!
I volunteer there and was around when you guys came out! Please come again for another trip along the meramac river!
size. I heard a story, of a company that made drills. very small ones. One company made a very small drill bit. as in the smallest. They sent it to another manufacturer that made them as well, in order to brag. That company sent it back , with a hole in it. lol