i love history peaces like this excpecly when there in my area ive been up to the tunnul many times since i was young till know and its still a wonder to me :)
That is amazing, back breaking work and dangerous, I like it when some people say u can't do that kind of work by hand u need excavator, dozer, dump truck, I look at that.
i love history peaces like this excpecly when there in my area ive been up to the tunnul many times since i was young till know and its still a wonder to me :)
That is amazing, back breaking work and dangerous, I like it when some people say u can't do that kind of work by hand u need excavator, dozer, dump truck, I look at that.
Great video! Just visited the tunnel! Amazing!
who-sack? I've always heard who-sick. no matter. nice upload!
@@mrjolieguy8673 Hoo sack, if the tunnel.
Amazing. It really is straight!
Still in use 150 years later.
“Decades later”
That’s definitely a good amount of work for excavation
Meeting up they were off by 9/16ths of an inch....
How did they possibly use coal-fired steam locomotives inside a 5 mi long tunnel?
They relied on whisky
Nobody from the area that makes up the Hoosac Mt range pronounces it “Who-sack” lol
Exactly, whosick not whosac
Is that Jeff Foxworthy ?
Post 10 did a video on the Hosac train tunnel. Thanks or another video. Interesting.
only 14 views. fucking crazy. great watch!
*7400 views
THIS IS NOT A COMPLETE VIDEO... IT IS CUT OFF AND ENDS ABRUPTLY MIDWAY.
Appalachian mountains?
Not pronounced Hoo-SAC, pronounced Hoosic
Incorrect. It is pronounced “Who-sack” for the tunnel.
The Hoosic River is a different pronunciation: “who-sick”
I came to the comments to correct his terrible pronunciation. So glad people are beating me to it. This guy is early not from here.
This was produced by WGBH-TV in Boston. They talk funny there.