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  • 2-10-0!!!

  • my grandfather worked on the rail road cleaning and rebuilding steam engines here in pa

  • you should block Cockroach2008 if you don't like him

  • @Cockroach2008 i love how the steam engine is helping the diesel up the hill

  • I have heard the whistle of the locomotive at 3:30.

  • steam engine helping a diesel up the hill that is funny thats what it should be like

  • iron horses in action

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  • I believe my Grandfather knew a Harry Clinger.

    He worked for the railroad in Altoona. I think he was an engine machanic.

  • I vagely remember these in Chicago. Thanks for sharing them with us.

  • The I1 decapod has to be one of the most under rated steam egines of all time. with a tractive effort of 89,000 pounds, it was the first non-articulated high horsepower frieght engine. Can't believe Pennsy did not install mechanical stokers on most I1's. Guess they thought it was cheaper to pay a second fireman. Can't imagine how one man could shovel enough coal to keep an I1 in steam on a grade!

  • Your PapPap would be proud, My Dad worked out of the Juanita shops when I was a Kid, but had to go trucking due to layoffs. Lived in the south for a while and could not get my friends to understand the magic of the CURVE, brought a friend here and she was .....wanted to stay all day The Magic of the Curve

  • Yes it is

  • absolutly fantastic!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • Awesome video!

    Where did you get all of this?

  • its a bunch of old 8mm silent films my grand father had got in the 60s that where in bad shape so they got put on dvd and I edited them and put some of my own guitar music to it hope you enjoy theres more on my channel 420glass

  • Do you know if these were the same scenes filmed by benjamin t. young that herron used in there pennsylvania glory series because most of them look pretty familiar?

  • I don't know who shot the original film I found them with old home movies. I know they where not filmed by my family cause on the original there's text like silent film captions between scenes but no beginning or end credits and I cut the captions because they where very poor and made my own with some of the info. I don't take credit for filming, just editing and adding music. I work hard on these things and don't try to make a cent on them. I just like to entertain. I hope you enjoy

  • Thanks so much for sharing these. They have brought tears & good memories back to my Altoona born wife.

  • Awesome footage!!

  • Simply loved the video. The music was the perfect choice. Made me think of better times.

  • Thanks for veiwing

  • Hippo/Decs, M-1s, J-1s, a Centipede,a Mike and K-4s--- you REALLY know how to warm the heart of a Pennsy fan. Thank you!

  • nice vid this is now gonna be uploaded by me and edited!

  • Thanx for posting. Some great old shots. It kept stopping for me, which degraded the pleasure. Nice music too. Ross - Irvine, Calif.

  • if you pause the video and let it download for a minute to let the sider get a head of the player slider its smooth I'm not sure why some vids do that but P have the same lame problem I think it's my connection cause it's not my compuker

    thanks for the comment  BuLL

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