Winslow Junction and a steam locomotive

[Gibby]

I stumbled upon a nice, but short clip of PRR steam power in action. Buried in the middle of this video is a gem. Fast forward to the 2:30 mark and enjoy the action at Winslow Junction. The right of way is so clear and the bridge seen in the distance still exists. Enjoy.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7FzWh3Sqhnw&feature=related

 

[dogg57]

I stumbled upon a nice, but short clip of PRR steam power in action. Buried in the middle of this video is a gem. Fast forward to the 2:30 mark and enjoy the action at Winslow Junction. The right of way is so clear and the bridge seen in the distance still exists. Enjoy.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7FzWh3Sqhnw&feature=related

I enjoyed the whole clip

 

[RednekF350]

I liked the maniacal rants of the RR nuts that followed. Read the comments about the details of what train, where and how it couldn't possibly be.
Yikes.

 

[Gibby]

I liked the maniacal rants of the RR nuts that followed. Read the comments about the details of what train, where and how it couldn't possibly be.
Yikes.

I noticed that too. It is amusing. Some railfans can be extreme. Yikes is right!

 

[oji]

http://youtu.be/uViOyCb6_0M

 

[Gibby]

Oji, that is a great video. The buildings across from the station are incredible.

 

[Trailhead00]

Thanks for the videos, they are awesome.

Here is a nice pic I found of Winslow Junction.

 

[bobpbx]

I loved the cars in yours the best Tom!

 

[oji]

This is a very timely subject because tomorrow Nov. 19 from 9am-3pm is the Pemberton Historic Trust's 13th annual Train,Toy and Collectible show at Pemberton Twp. High School.

 

[oji]

Oji, that is a great video. The buildings across from the station are incredible.

I think the building across the street was the old icehouse which was still around when I went to high school but burned down around the same time.

I loved the cars in yours the best Tom!

Can you imagine a businessman in a suit , with a fedora on the seat next to him, listening to doo-wop on the radio.

 

[bobpbx]

I think the building across the street was the old icehouse which was still around when I went to high school but burned down around the same time.

Can you imagine a businessman in a suit , with a fedora on the seat next to him, listening to doo-wop on the radio.

Yes....but more....Big Band, right? I'm tagging this as no later than 1952? A guess.

 

[oji]

Yeah, rocking some Glenn Miller!