North Shore Line 1945
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thanks for posting!! i live right in winnetka its awesome to see the old north shore.
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Did he pass away back in the 60s and was he live in evenston?
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Thanks for posting this. A SHAME IT STILL ISN,T AROUND
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The reason I asked was that it looked like it was coming out of the tunnel. I realized it was on the inside elevated track.
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Okay, this is VERY cool!
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This is a fantastic video! Thanks!
I rode the Skokie Valley Route and Mundelein Branch as much as I could, and wish I could have ridden the Shore Line Route. Now I ride the bike paths and can see remnants of the past.
I worked from 2003-2008 at the Insurance Company bounded by 5th, Clybourn, 6th & Michigan in Milwaukee (the site of the NSL terminal). Obviously, I couldn't commute to there by the NSL, but I did a RT every day from Glenview to Milwaukee via Amtrak. Almost as much fun.
does anyone have any info on charles keevil?
1974rail 2 weeks ago
@1974rail From what I know he was on the mechanical department for the CRT/CTA in Chicago for many years. One of his kin, Walter Keevil, is now one of the Admins for both CERA and Shore Line Interurban Historical Society.
JLJ061 2 weeks ago
Did the NSL always ride on the North Side Main Line? Did it ever use the State Street subway?
VolumedMusicMan 3 weeks ago
@VolumedMusicMan The NSL always used the Northwestern Elevated to reach downtown. I don't think it ever used the subway because of overhead clearance restrictions with their trolley poles.
JLJ061 3 weeks ago
Is the sound on this film an actual recording of the trip or is it dubbed? God bless.
cbalducc 6 months ago
@cbalducc It is dubbed. If you watch the South Shore Line 1927 you will hear the same sound dubs.
JLJ061 6 months ago