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Nostalgia & History > Bringing Back The SP, Tom Hallendorf Movies, 1960sDate: 02/17/18 19:27 Bringing Back The SP, Tom Hallendorf Movies, 1960s Author: FiveChime This evening's segment covers more Peninsula subject matter including a nice
Train 372 with LA Passenger Pool F Units, Then to Oakland and Shellmond near the long gone hot metal rolling mill. Nice views of PAs and freshly painted former demo SD7 5308 in a consist with a commute geep and SD7 5325 with the 1959 experimental lettering. Moves taken by Tom Hallendorf and posted here with Tom's permission. Regards, Jim Evans You must be a registered subscriber to watch videos. Join Today! Date: 02/17/18 19:59 Re: Bringing Back The SP, Tom Hallendorf Movies, 1960s Author: WarrenWeiss Another wonderful look back. Thank you so much!
Warren Date: 02/18/18 07:16 Re: Bringing Back The SP, Tom Hallendorf Movies, 1960s Author: Milwaukee These are great so thanks for sharing. Interesting to see SD7 5308 with the red whiskers painted at both end to indicate it's a dual control equipped engine. Did SP continue that practice as long as they had dual control equipment in place? I believe SP may have removed the that capability when the units were put throughout their Sacramento rebuilding later in life.
Date: 02/18/18 07:55 Re: Bringing Back The SP, Tom Hallendorf Movies, 1960s Author: atsf121 What a great video, reminds me of the ones my grandpa had taken and we used to love watching those at his house as kids.
Lots of great locations in the video, it’s crazy to see how much has changed since then. Nathan Posted from iPhone Date: 02/18/18 13:40 Re:Tom Hallendorf Movies Author: timz The shot of 11 at 34th St around 3:15--
looks like the eastward Shellmound signal bridge is still there, in the background. But no sign of it in the view of the C628 from the 34th St signal bridge, at the end. Date: 02/20/18 00:20 Re: Re:Tom Hallendorf Movies Author: Chooch Not only is the video a great piece of work but the added musical accompaniment is great too. Thanks for both.
Jim Hatboro, PA Date: 02/24/18 19:15 Re: Re:Tom Hallendorf Movies Author: Lucky-Duck Thanks to all for the kind words... my only regret is, at the time, I wish I could have afforded more film!
All the best - Tom Date: 03/04/18 20:12 Re: Re:Tom Hallendorf Movies Author: mwbridgwater Alco C-628 demonstrator at 4:10 and 4:22 - very good!
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