Wreck of ol' 97

pretty close to it mate; that grade should be a bit steeper; but pretty good

you know the real Engineer's name was Joe Broady

The music at 0:00-0:07 sounded just like the opening strains to Willie Nelson's "On The Road Again"

Why did you use a Mike? I thought Southern didn't use 2-8-2's for passenger service. Why not use a Ps4?

That happened around 50 miles orso from where I live

Keep in mind that the wreck occured in 1903. The real locomotive involved in the incident with train 97 was a high-stepping 1902 Baldwin ten wheeler, #1102. It seems that, over the years, "97" has been misconstrued to represent the locomotive number, rather than the number of the mail train.

were did you get the engine

Its really close to what I read the only thing is that I've read is that the coachs were red, But Really Good Vid! 5/5

Why is somebody thumbing down my comments? My wheel arrangement comment was directed at arkansasjames88, not NCStL576.