There's a guy in newyork who owns an old subway that is pluged with 3 ft of concreat. Supposedly there is a steam engine in the plugged area and also the ticket booth and the spot where you get on the train
@hammerogod Our filming season begins next week.. The leaves are off the trees again...most of our stuff is filmed between now and april...already have things lined up!
You should check out another abandoned tunnel on the Conemaugh line about 25 miles west of the dam site, in Hyde Park. It is also from the West Penn RR era in 1864.
The western opening towards Leechburg is caved in, but the eastern opening is still accessible.
You should check out another abandoned tunnel on the Conemaugh line about 20 miles west of the dam site, in Hyde Park. It is also from the West Penn RR era in 1864.
The western opening towards Leechburg is caved in, but the eastern opening is still accessible.
go inside it, awesome find
beastman5566 2 weeks ago
gather up friends and go in it and make a vid
LSnoob 2 weeks ago
There's a guy in newyork who owns an old subway that is pluged with 3 ft of concreat. Supposedly there is a steam engine in the plugged area and also the ticket booth and the spot where you get on the train
Qmann98 2 months ago
that's really cool!!!
sabrillian 3 months ago
goddammit im all out of nacho cheese. well i guess il have to lick the bowl
thesideboobgodfather 3 months ago
I have your site on my favorites bar now.
I will explore it later.
Thanks, from the bottom of my heart, for this modern archaeology.
It is fascinating to see this stuff that was once very important to someone.
The old Railroad and Trolley stuff is my favorite.
People would be amazed if they knew what was hidden under their feet every day.
I suppose that Post 19th Century Urban Archaeology will eventually be offered as a Major at some forward thinking College or other.
hammerogod 3 months ago 4
@hammerogod Didn't they do a show just like this on the History Channel up to last year?
theqman1956 3 months ago
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I remember seeing a couple of TLC and/or History Channel programs on Urban Archaeology.
One on the Erie Canal and another on Underground Passages.
Over the years a few more have come and gone but it's still virgin territory.
People are interested in their history and the history of the area they live in but nobody has the time or resources to go exploring.
Well, except for us fanatics.
I could spend the rest of my life snooping historical sites that people have forgotten.
hammerogod 3 months ago
@hammerogod Our filming season begins next week.. The leaves are off the trees again...most of our stuff is filmed between now and april...already have things lined up!
theqman1956 3 months ago
why dont you get a flashlight and pull some bricks away and explore it?
Zac827 4 months ago 3
@Zac827 its open on the other end to a point and has a 20' thick concrete plug in it
theqman1956 4 months ago
Neat video and you have a lot of interesting commentary to go with it! Thank you!
coldblue9mm 5 months ago
Cool place.
TheGodParticle 6 months ago
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You should check out another abandoned tunnel on the Conemaugh line about 25 miles west of the dam site, in Hyde Park. It is also from the West Penn RR era in 1864.
The western opening towards Leechburg is caved in, but the eastern opening is still accessible.
PittsDick77 1 year ago
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You should check out another abandoned tunnel on the Conemaugh line about 20 miles west of the dam site, in Hyde Park. It is also from the West Penn RR era in 1864.
The western opening towards Leechburg is caved in, but the eastern opening is still accessible.
PittsDick77 1 year ago
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PittsDick77 1 year ago
Great video. Great info. Two thumbs up.
rayzhistorychannel 1 year ago
Great footage and info!
MissouriEarthMovers 1 year ago
the qman rocks. i watch your videos every night before i go to bed. ..........Ben- brooklyn ny
bigben1986 1 year ago
why do they plug up the cool shit?????
4431prw 1 year ago
Nice find. You have some of the coolest stuff. Glad to see some videos from you again.
whatihave2do 1 year ago
very interesting! Did you video the other end?
Railrodder 1 year ago
No. its on our web site as a still
theqman1956 1 year ago