Home | Open Account | Help | 317 users online |
Member Login
Discussion
Media SharingHostingLibrarySite Info |
Steam & Excursion > Almost American Freedom Train... but not quiteDate: 08/17/16 21:07 Almost American Freedom Train... but not quite Author: webmaster Old film of 4449 on its way south with cab footage. I am not going to bother putting in descriptions as I will probably get it wrong. I will let the people that were there comment.
Todd Clark Canyon Country, CA Trainorders.com You must be a registered subscriber to watch videos. Join Today! Date: 08/17/16 21:38 Re: Almost American Freedom Train... but not quite Author: wp1801 Who's the teenage engineer?
Date: 08/17/16 22:54 Re: Almost American Freedom Train... but not quite Author: asheldrake NICE video!!!!! thanks for posting.....some great pictures of the PNWC 76 bag
Date: 08/18/16 01:35 Re: Almost American Freedom Train... but not quite Author: Margaret_SP_fan Hey --That is a great video! And rare, too.
LOVE seeing the 4449 -- the Queen of Steam -- in action on the main line -- where she belongs, and on a long rip, which is what she was built to do. THanks, Todd - this video is a real treat. Date: 08/18/16 05:15 Re: Almost American Freedom Train... but not quite Author: dmaffei Looks like this may be the trip down from Portland to Sacramento and then east to meet the train in 1975? Some cool Dunsmuir area scenes in the canyon including Cantara.
Date: 08/18/16 05:52 Re: Almost American Freedom Train... but not quite Author: DLTBerkshire That would be a youthful Doyle McCormick.
Date: 08/18/16 05:58 Re: Almost American Freedom Train... but not quite Author: burlingtonjohn dmaffei Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Looks like this may be the trip down from Portland > to Sacramento and then east to meet the train in > 1975? Some cool Dunsmuir area scenes in the canyon > including Cantara. I concur. I have slides from this move ... two SP business cars accompanied 4449 on the ride.... Regards, Burlington John Date: 08/18/16 06:29 Re: Almost American Freedom Train... but not quite Author: Copy19 Fascinating. Thanks for sharing it.
JB - Omaha Date: 08/18/16 06:54 Re: Almost American Freedom Train... but not quite Author: HotWater Very nice footage. Nice to see Al Philips teaching Ed Immel how to fire.
Date: 08/18/16 08:32 Re: Almost American Freedom Train... but not quite Author: BoilingMan Ha! That IS Ed! No kidding, I was going to guess Ed Immel, but he looks so young as compared to Doyle & Al!
Ah, youth... SR Nice vid. Date: 08/18/16 11:08 Re: Almost American Freedom Train... but not quite Author: daylightfan This is awesome!
Date: 08/18/16 12:24 Re: Almost American Freedom Train... but not quite Author: dmaffei I remember seeing the 4449 in Sac for the first time in 75 on her first stop after these movies were taken. Thinking about it today, when this happened, was this the first SP steam on SP rails since the fires were dropped in the mid 50's? The footage contains a bunch of locations in the Dunsmuir area from Mott down the Sacramento river canyon to the Pit river bridge. With the ORHF http://www.orhf.org/ celebrating the the 40 year anniversary of the American Freedom Train staff reunion September 16-18, 2016 next month, this footage came to light just in time. I'm sure they would enjoy this...
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 08/18/16 12:32 by dmaffei. Date: 08/19/16 08:17 Re: Almost American Freedom Train... but not quite Author: Frisco1522 We return you to the thrilling days of yesteryear..........when we had hair! Nice in cab footage.
Date: 08/22/16 16:35 Re: Almost American Freedom Train... but not quite Author: asheldrake correction........according to Ed's wife Rachel...this is not Ed Immel. Ed is not a TO subscriber so it took a while. Arlen
Date: 08/22/16 16:42 Re: Almost American Freedom Train... but not quite Author: BoilingMan ?!!
So who the heck is he? And why is he trying to look like Ed? SR Date: 08/24/16 08:32 Re: Almost American Freedom Train... but not quite Author: WAF burlingtonjohn Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > dmaffei Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Looks like this may be the trip down from > Portland > > to Sacramento and then east to meet the train > in > > 1975? Some cool Dunsmuir area scenes in the > canyon > > including Cantara. > > I concur. I have slides from this move ... two SP > business cars accompanied 4449 on the ride.... > > Regards, > Burlington John No business cars, just the diner ffrom the support group of cars and two Amtrak ex SP cars > |