@railfan15136 Penn Central stands for the following. Central was Penn Central RR and the Penn stood for Pennsylvania Railroad, so you can't learn Railroad history as it was prior to Penn Central vary easily with Railroad mergers since then. So if your interested please use Google and type in prior Railroads before Penn Central.
@railfan15136 Keep in mind that any railroad that the PRR didn't own east of the Mississippi worked against the PRR. Andy sold his Steel Mills to United States Steel after he got into a huge dispute with the Goulds that was building the Walbash Railroad after alot ot the Railroad owners were ripped off by the Goulds after they sold the Railraoders fake bonds til one man said look guys we've been had fresh ink. Learn Railroad history prior to Penn Central.
@railfan15136 Andy had owned many Mills in USA and he needed a cheap way to get Coal and Coke to the Mills to make Steel products, so he asked William Vanderbilt to build the South Penn Railroad to connect the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad to the Pittsburgh and Lake Erie to connect to the New York Cenrail and New York and Hudson Railroads. To do this he needed through Marriage the Lehigh Valley and CNJ to to help make this a reality to take business from the PRR. This all ties together.
@railfan15136 After Andy Carnegie became rich by working for the Pennsylvania Railroad as a Telegraph Worker which made him rich, Andy built 3 Librarys out of his own Money. The first was in Braddock PA where it is today. The Second was in Duquesne PA where Port Authority has its Park N Ride. The Third is in Homestead PA. Andy also built the B&LE and Union Railroads. The PRR at first was the only RR that serviced Andys Edgar Thompson Mill but they began to rip Andy off so Andy had asked for help
Ever wonder where the Edgar Thompson Mill in Braddock came from and its history to Rairoads Andy Carnegie and how the Pennsylvania Railroad came from as why we have the Great Allegheny Passage between Station Square and Georgetown Washington D.C.? Bepatient read on read learn enjoy Gods beautiful earth. Also look up in Google South Penn Railroad by Russell Love. He has Books and DVD's on where the SPRR was to be North South along and on the Current PA Turnpike. Focus on my notes and learn.
I began working on this ride this year. The old spiel was activated via a push button, which the engineer had to be push seven times, as you went through a certain part of the ride. This year, now that the train has new scenery, the spiel is also redone. It is no longer scene-specific, and the button is only pressed once.
I rode it once in July and they turned it on too late as everything was one or two scenes behind, and I was sitting towards the rear. I never realized how fast that train really goes.
hahaha...me too now that I am old. I used to get a kick out of watching the girls "jump" when the train ran right through the musket battle between the Indians and General Braddock's and George Washingtons troops back in the 70's!
@railfan15136 Penn Central stands for the following. Central was Penn Central RR and the Penn stood for Pennsylvania Railroad, so you can't learn Railroad history as it was prior to Penn Central vary easily with Railroad mergers since then. So if your interested please use Google and type in prior Railroads before Penn Central.
railfan15136 1 year ago
@railfan15136 Keep in mind that any railroad that the PRR didn't own east of the Mississippi worked against the PRR. Andy sold his Steel Mills to United States Steel after he got into a huge dispute with the Goulds that was building the Walbash Railroad after alot ot the Railroad owners were ripped off by the Goulds after they sold the Railraoders fake bonds til one man said look guys we've been had fresh ink. Learn Railroad history prior to Penn Central.
railfan15136 1 year ago
@railfan15136 Andy had owned many Mills in USA and he needed a cheap way to get Coal and Coke to the Mills to make Steel products, so he asked William Vanderbilt to build the South Penn Railroad to connect the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad to the Pittsburgh and Lake Erie to connect to the New York Cenrail and New York and Hudson Railroads. To do this he needed through Marriage the Lehigh Valley and CNJ to to help make this a reality to take business from the PRR. This all ties together.
railfan15136 1 year ago
@railfan15136 After Andy Carnegie became rich by working for the Pennsylvania Railroad as a Telegraph Worker which made him rich, Andy built 3 Librarys out of his own Money. The first was in Braddock PA where it is today. The Second was in Duquesne PA where Port Authority has its Park N Ride. The Third is in Homestead PA. Andy also built the B&LE and Union Railroads. The PRR at first was the only RR that serviced Andys Edgar Thompson Mill but they began to rip Andy off so Andy had asked for help
railfan15136 1 year ago
Ever wonder where the Edgar Thompson Mill in Braddock came from and its history to Rairoads Andy Carnegie and how the Pennsylvania Railroad came from as why we have the Great Allegheny Passage between Station Square and Georgetown Washington D.C.? Bepatient read on read learn enjoy Gods beautiful earth. Also look up in Google South Penn Railroad by Russell Love. He has Books and DVD's on where the SPRR was to be North South along and on the Current PA Turnpike. Focus on my notes and learn.
railfan15136 1 year ago
I began working on this ride this year. The old spiel was activated via a push button, which the engineer had to be push seven times, as you went through a certain part of the ride. This year, now that the train has new scenery, the spiel is also redone. It is no longer scene-specific, and the button is only pressed once.
PacmanRandomNo 2 years ago
ever since i was a kid i hated that fatass in the glass my brother would hold me down and make me watch her
maggottothedeath 2 years ago
im from west mifflin to prove it lets go titans fyi i hate that weird laughing train lady creepy
originalg47 2 years ago
I rode it once in July and they turned it on too late as everything was one or two scenes behind, and I was sitting towards the rear. I never realized how fast that train really goes.
woodencoasterfan 3 years ago
hahaha...me too now that I am old. I used to get a kick out of watching the girls "jump" when the train ran right through the musket battle between the Indians and General Braddock's and George Washingtons troops back in the 70's!
johnnykov 3 years ago