By combining rolling stock from its parent railroads, Burlington Northern already had " rainbow " passenger trains in 1970 - as the train from :20 to :25 shows. Look up " Burlington Northern Western Star " and you can find still photos of that " rainbow train " as well.
HarveyHankelmann, sad but you are correct regarding the USA. I just took the Empire builder from Seattle to Chicago two weeks ago. It felt like go back in time. A better time for the USA.
I am working on moving to Israel because I fear what is going to happen here in the USA and wanted to take the Empire Builder before it was took late.
well not all chopped, but unfortunately we won't see any on Amtrak. I always thought it a decent idea to build new locos with the vintage bodies. Romance of the rails but with the modern amenities. We'll see what happens in the next 25 years or so- especially if gas shoots up to $6 a gallon. Some of those units are preserved though
Looks as if the Milwaukee persevered when others fell by the wayside: Perhaps if the General Electric suggestion of wiring the gap (between Avery and Othello in the 1970s) went ahead, they might be still here raking in the dollars with their electrified transcontinental route (perhaps wired east of Harlowton)!
By combining rolling stock from its parent railroads, Burlington Northern already had " rainbow " passenger trains in 1970 - as the train from :20 to :25 shows. Look up " Burlington Northern Western Star " and you can find still photos of that " rainbow train " as well.
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Petemonster62 4 months ago
does anyone know if that's a Milwaukee road f40ph 2:07?
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Petemonster62 1 year ago
Yeah! SOO LINE ACTION!!!
amani358 1 year ago
When the railroads need help,the government was help the airlines,the highways. their answer was AMTRAC,and it has not made aprofit as of yet
cghgrn123 1 year ago
I love the old American Diesels!
Bails992 2 years ago
The Famous Train Names Such As The Milwaukee Road's Hiawathas!
Chicago, And Northwestern Streamliners!
And Burlington Northern's Northcoast Limited Must Be Saved Too!
bobmartin3 2 years ago
i forgot all about trains but now PLANES B-747s
as97ir 2 years ago
whoops its a f45!!
HaydenFSX 2 years ago
Whats that 3rd loco at about 2:06
Looks like a f40ph but that was years away
HaydenFSX 2 years ago
FP-45. Looks like an F-40 but it's C-C trucked.
nyshortline 2 years ago
I never liked Amtrak's appearance when I read about it.
superjesse64 2 years ago
Check out the single notes horn at 2;29. I like the 2-note horn on the GP35 at 1:54.
kmillard 2 years ago
HarveyHankelmann, sad but you are correct regarding the USA. I just took the Empire builder from Seattle to Chicago two weeks ago. It felt like go back in time. A better time for the USA.
I am working on moving to Israel because I fear what is going to happen here in the USA and wanted to take the Empire Builder before it was took late.
b5kalad 2 years ago
Love the Zephyr footage in La Crosse.
DYP1420 2 years ago
The track that circus train was running on looked rickety.
thetrainking 2 years ago
nice old wig wag signal @ 3:16
foxthorne 3 years ago
2:06 boxcar gymnastics LOL!
Lifty4ever 3 years ago
The more I watch this video the more I feel that I was born one generation too late.
b5kalad 3 years ago 10
I would have to agree with you.
cjb761 3 years ago
Agreed :(
tk0173 3 years ago
@b5kalad amen to that!
Amtrak1194 1 year ago
great video!
amtrakrules52 3 years ago
look at 2:07- 2:10..is that normal for that s.p. boxcar to hop like that???
revolp69 3 years ago
That wasn't the boxcar's fault, more like the track.
collegeboy1083 3 years ago
i don't know the ones behind it aren't hopping like that...ahhh good old 70's/80's railroad
revolp69 3 years ago
the Milwaukee Road paint scheme on the passenger cars and the old locomotives is similar to the Union Pacific paint scheme
trainguy91 3 years ago
its because the MR took control of UPs passenger services because the UP said they didnt likethe way the CNW handled the trains
boeingLL747 3 years ago
Love it!
elrodjones 3 years ago
Did you made that video by your own? This is brillian!!! Very well done!
StrassenbahnBenny 3 years ago
The old 70s amtrak trains were awesome.
TexasPacific 3 years ago
hindi maganda panooren
wangbuh300 3 years ago
There is something extra with american rail...
343kaka 3 years ago
You are on dope if you think thats an A-200. Its a S5T!
L324RT12 4 years ago
theres an A-200 at 2:30 too.
tipdrip215 3 years ago
could you make a video with british engines?they look really cool.
brino182 4 years ago
In college in southern Wisconsin, we would drive up to Oconomowoc and watch the Hiawatha fly through town at 90+ mph in a swirl of snow.
d65fitzer 4 years ago
I know where these were shot in in but what trains are in what town
Trainmasterkreks 4 years ago
lots of interesting Power Amtrak Should bring them back to service
Trainmasterkreks 4 years ago
sorry love they're all chopped
monty5329 4 years ago
what that sucks one should be in a muesum but up in Madision Wisconsin theres a Milwaukee Road train set display
Trainmasterkreks 4 years ago
well not all chopped, but unfortunately we won't see any on Amtrak. I always thought it a decent idea to build new locos with the vintage bodies. Romance of the rails but with the modern amenities. We'll see what happens in the next 25 years or so- especially if gas shoots up to $6 a gallon. Some of those units are preserved though
monty5329 4 years ago
wow lots of blue Conrail cars
Trainmasterkreks 4 years ago
Conrail did not even exist yet! Those are Great Northern coaches!
hfkjehgufihgiufewi 4 years ago
oh see I didnt know that sorry my bad when did Conrail come out
Trainmasterkreks 4 years ago
1976.
hfkjehgufihgiufewi 4 years ago
when did the Canadian Pacific buy out the SOO LINE AND when didi Conrail get bought out
Trainmasterkreks 4 years ago
CP bought SOO in 1992 and Conrail by NS and CSX in 1997.
hfkjehgufihgiufewi 4 years ago
Ah Thankyou for the Info
Trainmasterkreks 4 years ago
No They bought Conrail in 1999, or 1998, Whichever
NS6677 4 years ago
Conrail cars..........LOL
try GN
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gyralih 4 years ago
That's not conrail cars.
chefjavier 4 years ago
WOW LOTS OF CONRAIL CARS
Trainmasterkreks 4 years ago
"and Rail service would forever change....' Yeah a whole lot LESS of it... :-(
kmillard 4 years ago
On 2:27, the horn of the loco (F7A) spund like a clown horn.
tintinspartan 4 years ago
I liked the GP35 horn at 1:52.
kmillard 4 years ago
If you care it's a Leslie Tyfon A-200. The same type of horn used on GG1s, RS32s, and Geeps.
hfkjehgufihgiufewi 4 years ago
Looks as if the Milwaukee persevered when others fell by the wayside: Perhaps if the General Electric suggestion of wiring the gap (between Avery and Othello in the 1970s) went ahead, they might be still here raking in the dollars with their electrified transcontinental route (perhaps wired east of Harlowton)!
Isochest 4 years ago
Some of the freight trains are hauled by new GEVOS.
raildesigner 4 years ago
Lol, that horn at about 2:30. hehe
tylerwinks 4 years ago
That's a Leslie Honker you're poking fun at son 0.o
LightMyFire92 4 years ago 2
that was an opel sitting at the railroad crossing at the very last shot on the video
Trainman11185 4 years ago
i think the first train in the video had a leslie S5T horn on it
Trainman11185 4 years ago
Sweet...Awesome video
bnsffreighttrain 4 years ago
Love the shot highballing by the old MILW style WRRS wag at 3:20.
VespineVid2 4 years ago
WOW-this was great! My heart belongs to the Hiawatha.
jcross21 4 years ago
Very good, magic
czenkner 4 years ago
wow the good old days of train travel, it sucks that these things are gone forever
McMike321 4 years ago