(TIMESTAMP BELOW) Folks, today I'm gonna ask for your help to hit my most ambitious goal yet, 10K subscribers by Christmas. Just subcribe. That's all. If even just 30% of you reading this subscribe, we will hit it! Please be apart of that 30%!! My friends, family, and I all put lots of work into bringing you videos that everyone will enjoy, and each and every single one of you truly makes a difference and I sincerely appreciate you all. Thank you for helping me hit this lifelong dream, your support means more than I could put into words :D 0:00 Intro 1:11 The RGS's 1st events of the 1910s 1:58 The founding of Vanadium + Disasters 2:47 The Southern Pacific surveys Durango, & funny RGS story 3:49 Disaster strikes again, and the RGS is shut down 6:16 Technological improvements on the RGS, + a new railroad 6:55 Management problems 7:26 World War I begins, & new regulations come 8:29 The Cornet Creek Flood, & death of the Montezuma Lumber Company 9:06 Improvements along the Southern 10:27 America enters WWI 11:13 Shakeups along the line and it's leadership 12:07 The Great War ends 12:30 The Spanish Flu, & the RGS's response 13:49 World events of the 1920s 15:08 Beginning of the decade for the RGS, & the D&RG is reorganized 15:29 The RGS's operations in the 20s 16:32 The New Mexico Lumber Company's railroad 17:03 Oil shipments along the RGS 19:11 Calumet Fuel branch shuts down & the RGS continues to grow 19:59 Death of the Telluride mines, & more negative news 20:34 The Great Depression, & end of the decade 21:38 Retrospective on the 10s and 20s 22:45 A photoslide showing the RGS over the years, with beautiful music. This is the best part of the video 23:46 Final thoughts/outro 24:29 End credits 25:23 Updates on the final part of this series, and other documentaries
Incredible research, and even more incredible railroad. What an honor it must've been to work for the RGS all those years ago! Also, I really liked your Presidential election graphic you made, looked super pretty and neat!
(TIMESTAMP BELOW) Folks, today I'm gonna ask for your help to hit my most ambitious goal yet, 10K subscribers by Christmas. Just subcribe. That's all. If even just 30% of you reading this subscribe, we will hit it! Please be apart of that 30%!! My friends, family, and I all put lots of work into bringing you videos that everyone will enjoy, and each and every single one of you truly makes a difference and I sincerely appreciate you all. Thank you for helping me hit this lifelong dream, your support means more than I could put into words :D
0:00 Intro
1:11 The RGS's 1st events of the 1910s
1:58 The founding of Vanadium + Disasters
2:47 The Southern Pacific surveys Durango, & funny RGS story
3:49 Disaster strikes again, and the RGS is shut down
6:16 Technological improvements on the RGS, + a new railroad
6:55 Management problems
7:26 World War I begins, & new regulations come
8:29 The Cornet Creek Flood, & death of the Montezuma Lumber Company
9:06 Improvements along the Southern
10:27 America enters WWI
11:13 Shakeups along the line and it's leadership
12:07 The Great War ends
12:30 The Spanish Flu, & the RGS's response
13:49 World events of the 1920s
15:08 Beginning of the decade for the RGS, & the D&RG is reorganized
15:29 The RGS's operations in the 20s
16:32 The New Mexico Lumber Company's railroad
17:03 Oil shipments along the RGS
19:11 Calumet Fuel branch shuts down & the RGS continues to grow
19:59 Death of the Telluride mines, & more negative news
20:34 The Great Depression, & end of the decade
21:38 Retrospective on the 10s and 20s
22:45 A photoslide showing the RGS over the years, with beautiful music. This is the best part of the video
23:46 Final thoughts/outro
24:29 End credits
25:23 Updates on the final part of this series, and other documentaries
Incredible research, and even more incredible railroad. What an honor it must've been to work for the RGS all those years ago! Also, I really liked your Presidential election graphic you made, looked super pretty and neat!
Thanks Emma!
Interesting documentary! Learned not only about trains, but also received an in-depth history lesson.
Glad to hear it bro!
Excelent Job my friend. RGS was always my favorate railroad too. Thanks for doing these videos.
Thank you so much!!!! Glad you enjoyed!
the research you put into this is crazy
Hahaha thank you, I do a lot to make these the best!
you are so smart zane
Very cool video. Enjoyed watching and have a great rest of your evening.
Thank you!!!!
@@DRGWRailfan Your very welcome.
Good job man
Thanks bro!
God the RGS was a such a neat and intriguing railroad, even if it was batshit insane lol
Hahaha we miss it, that's for sure
@@DRGWRailfan thank god we at least have a decent amount of remaining artifacts, the locomotives and the geese as well
@@slanderedstone indeed!
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