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  • Which of the two bells is this one - the high-pitched one or the low one?

  • Wheres this at?

  • lets hope they dont put it away :D

  • Imagine using that for the CN railroad!

  • This bell is super rare alright. I've only seen one more besides this one. The "grandfather of the wig-wag".

  • wow ill bet that thing was made pre 1890s!!!!! Very cool!!

  • LOL old school for sure!!!!!!

  • LOL syntar!!! This may be the only one of its kind still in existence!

  • A very different type of crossing bell I must admit. What year is it circa?

  • That is a VERY cool but messed up crossing!!!

  • boy that clapper's way back in the day!

  • I know where this is! It's at the Oak Meadow Park in Los Gatos, CA! They don't use the steam train anymore; now it's a small-scale diesel freight engine. That crossing doesn't work anymore either.

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  • WOW! No red lights or anything! Well, I guess they didn't need them back then because there weren't idiots that tried to beat the train. LOL! 5***** Great vid!

  • @TrainTrackTrav No there were, trust me

  • Very sweet!

  • wow holy shit i wonder how many of those they actually still have in operation in the U.S

  • interesting crossing.

  • cool they used to have an amusement park in lunenburg ma. and they had a little train with a crossing exactly like this one

  • its the new septa trains

  • Good Lord Amtrak's budget has really been slashed......:)

  • hahaha

  • @syntaur no csx's budget got slashed

    

  • It almost looks like Barton Springs/Zilker Park in Austin, but I don't recall a crossing like that, there.

  • wow, this video is halarious. at first, i expected a real train. but then the people are on it, and it is going like 10 mph. i was laughing. thanks for that. :D

  • I expected a real train too, but finally it's a train; the bell looks made in 50's

  • In the 50's they had teardrop bells, this would be early 1900's if it pre-dates the wigwag crossing mechanism.

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