Historic Hot Spots Combo!
Railfanning Southern California in the 1950s and Santa Fe’s Pasadena Subdivision Historic Hot Spots are etched in the minds of those who were there firsthand and revered by those who wish they had been. This amazing collection allows young and old alike to enjoy those wondrous times of transition in American railroading. Two best-selling programs are combined on one DVD, bringing you images from the 1950s and 1960s, taken at the best train-watching spots in Southern California. Included are …
Now this is the kind of railroading that I like! Back when railroading in California was truely awesome! Trains today will never be as cool as the good ol’ days!
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copy and paste me – I will rule youtube soon !
I got this video recently, and the footage of the cab ride at 95mph is really something else! The cameraman couldn’t keep the camera steady, though. And you get to see some interesting stuff inside the cab as well!
Fantastic
Thank you
how do people catch that stuff?
GREAT JOB!!! I love that mid century footage
Amazing footage, as usual.
Check the hobo out at 3:05 sitting in the gondola going around tehachapi on the Southern Pacific
Somebody please post the segment in this video that has a camera in the cab of a F-unit on the Super Chief going 90 mph.
no,they murged.
VERY..VERY…GOOD.
Now that was a fantastic video
dang! they’re nicer back in the day. the engineers
The Alco PA units in Santa Fe Warbonnet colors scheme look fantastic…..and so do the F units. Santa Fe…All the Way!!!
1951 kick ass
train on
Yeah Burlington Northern owns Sante Fe now, to bad.
BRAVO MAESTRO *****
POST MORE OF THIS PLEASE!
Classic F7s were always the best!
I love trains!
theUP844 yeah there only like 2 years old, there not 56-years old
My father was a Santa Fe Engineer for 34 years; and most likely ran all these Santa Fe engines pictured here. This is an outstanding Video. The F7 shown on the opening shot was my favorite behind the steam engine. When I went to work for the railroad we had several restored F7’s and I’ve spent many hundreds of hours riding in them. Good Job Here! Thanks for the memories
There is a scene in this video with the Super Chief going 90mph from the cab.
Thats caus’ it was filmed in Soledad Canyon.
raildesigner this was shot in the 1950s the gevos were not around at that time although the video eas just released.