A Ride Behind CIVIL WAR Era Steam Locomotive No. 331

Harrisburg, Lincoln, and Lancaster Railroad's American Standard 4-4-0 steam locomotive No. 331 in Elizabethtown, PA, is an exact replica of a locomotive built in 1868 by Schenectady Locomotive Works in New York for the Central Pacific Railroad in Sacramento, CA. The American Standard type was the most commonly used steam locomotive from the 1850s through the 1870s. This locomotive was completed in 2009 by Dave Kloke of Elgin, IL. It was rented by tourist railroads around the United States to operate for special events. It's now owned by Stone Gables Estate, purchased in 2018. It travels on part of the original Lincoln funeral train route used on April 22, 1865. The Liberty Bell Train also passed on this route in 1915.
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[@RandomRailfan828]

Nice shots man, looked like a nice chase!

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Thanks!

[@odgeetv2305]

Awesome work 👏

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Thanks!

[@Thomas1980]

WOW!!! Excellent Video! I like it!

[@tootin_trains]

Thank you very much!

[@austinwagoncompany]

Why is it going so slow?

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