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Nostalgia & History > Bringing Back The SP, Tom Hallendorf Movies, 1966, 1967Date: 03/19/18 19:45 Bringing Back The SP, Tom Hallendorf Movies, 1966, 1967 Author: FiveChime Looks like this segment covers 1966 and perhaps 1967.
Roseville and a few freight train rides. All units renumbered and the brand new AC 630s appear, but F's are still in the picture with one nice black widow A-B-B-A set with reefers in West Oakland. Movies by Tom Hallendorf posted here on TO with Tom's permission Regards, Jim Evans You must be a registered subscriber to watch videos. Join Today! Date: 03/19/18 19:58 Re: Bringing Back The SP, Tom Hallendorf Movies, 1966, 1967 Author: WarrenWeiss Grrrrrrrreat!
Date: 03/19/18 19:59 Re: Bringing Back The SP, Tom Hallendorf Movies, 1966, 1967 Author: WAF Good size 374 out of the City
Date: 03/19/18 20:42 Re: Bringing Back The SP, Tom Hallendorf Movies, 1966, 1967 Author: FiveChime Train 372, the afternoon pig train. Tom never filmed 374 however I went to Burlingame most every
evening to watch it pass at 8 PM like clock work - always on time. Regards, Jim Evans Date: 03/20/18 07:24 Re: Bringing Back The SP, Tom Hallendorf Movies, 1966, 1967 Author: WAF For once, it is good size
Date: 03/20/18 08:24 Re: Bringing Back The SP, Tom Hallendorf Movies, 1966, 1967 Author: RNP47 What a bad boy... Riding in an open gon!
Date: 03/20/18 14:04 Re: Bringing Back The SP, Tom Hallendorf Movies, 1966, 1967 Author: train513 Love those "side door Pullman" shots, and the footage from the gon ! Did that myself back in the late '50's, on the Omaha in Wisconsin, but only took my cheap still camera once. I have the negatives of that trip, but I need to process and post them.
Date: 03/21/18 11:19 Re: Bringing Back The SP, Tom Hallendorf Movies, 1966, 1967 Author: HT6 One of the best videos you have posted so far, Jim. Also, how did you come up with such a rarity for the background music? It's not often you hear Dame Ethel Smyth's overture to her opera "The Wreckers."
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