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HO Trolleys at Module Workshop - July 2011
Here are some of the HO Trolley modules running during a module workshop session of the East Penn Traction club in July 2011.
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EPTC at RTY 08-26-2011
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Some of the O Scale modules of the East Penn Traction Club were set up at the Rockhill Trolley Museum for its PCC Day featuring the dedication of PSNJ Car #6.
Chet's Trolleys
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HO modules and models built by Chet Moore, one of the members of the East Penn Traction Club of the Philadelphia area. Chet is operating the cars on the layout being assisted by Larry Loyko on the left and Richard Vible. The center module has been completed while the other four modules are under construction. The East Penn Traction Club operates modular and portable layouts in HO, O, N and 1/2-...
Model Trolley Days at the Seashore Trolley Museum
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Presented here is a video taken on the last day of the "Model Trolley Days" event at the Seashore Trolley Museum. Many pieces of visiting equipment were present on the last day. Seashore Member Lee Duncan brought over 15 of his father's models, many of which are scratchbuilt. Lee's father, Arthur Duncan, is the son of one of the Museum's founding members, Charlie Duncan. The models running incl...
Chroma Key Test with East Penn Traction Club Models
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Operation of the East Penn Traction Club O Scale Modules and models with a real background inserted by the Chroma-Key Process. The modules were operating at the Seashore Trolley Museum in Kennebunkport, Maine in August 2010 for "Model Trolley Days". The background is at the Seashore Trolley Museum.
New York World's Fair - 1939-1940
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Railroad and transportation exhibits and performances followed by other exhibits at the 1939-1940 World's Fair.
Boston and Maine Railroad - 1930s
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This video is a compilation of several 8mm films that were assembled together to show some passenger train operations of the Boston & Maine RR in the 1930s. The first train featured in a few shots is the famous "Flying Yankee" which is currently under restoration in New Hampshire and is expected to return to service soon. Later scenes in the video show steam trains of the B&M RR pulling wooden ...
Johnstown Traction Company Part 2
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Here are scenes from the last day of streetcar operation in Johnstown, Pa. on June 11, 1960 followed by scenes of a charter trip on a trackless trolley in 1967. Films provided by Richard D. Vible, reproduced with permission.
Johnstown Traction Company Part 1
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This 8mm film shows the streetcars of Johnstown, Pa. in 1959 and 1960. The films were taken by Richard D. Vible.
Trains at 2009 Big Railroad Hobby Show
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Here is a sample of the many fine layouts displayed at the 2009 Big Railroad Hobby Show sponsored by the Amherst Railway Society in West Springfield, MA on January 24 and 25, 2009. The layouts represent many facets of model railroading in various scale sizes. For more information about the Amherst Railway Society and its annual show visit www.amherstrail.org
Trolleys at 2009 Big Railroad Hobby Show
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These videos were taken at the Big Railroad Hobby Show sponsored by the Amherst Railway Society in West Springfield, MA on the grounds of the Eastern States Exposition. The Society holds this annual show in late January or early February of each year to raise funds to support non-profit railroad historical societies and museums with funding grants. The show is the largest railroad show in New E...
O Scale Trolleys at the World's Greatest Hobby Show
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Here is a brief video taken with my digital still camera showing some operation of the East Penn Traction Club O Scale Trolley Modules at the World's Greatest Hobby Show in Oaks, Pa. on January 4, 2009. Over 40,000 people came to the show on two days. The East Penn Traction Club has operating modules in O Scale and HO Scale and sets up at various train shows in the Delaware Valley. For more inf...
EPTC Annual Holiday Show - 11-30-2008 - 2
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The East Penn Traction Club set up its O Scale and HO Scale Trolley Modules at the Bryn Mawr Hospital Cafeteria for its Annual Holiday Show and Community Food Drive on November 29 and 30, 2008. A portion of the O Scale layout is in operation in this video with equipment from SEPTA, Pittsburgh PAT and Richmond, Virginia's VEPCO. For more information about trolley modeling visit www.eastpenn.org
EPTC Annual Holiday Show - November 30, 2008 - Reel One
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The East Penn Traction Club set up its O Scale and HO Scale Trolley Modules at the Bryn Mawr Hospital Cafeteria for its Annual Holiday Show and Community Food Drive on November 29 and 30, 2008. A portion of the O Scale layout is in operation in this video with equipment from SEPTA, Kansas City Public Service and the Lake Shore Electric Railway. For more information about trolley modeling visit ...
O Scale Trolley Modules - East Penn Traction Club
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This video shows some of the operation of the O Scale Trolley Modules of the East Penn Traction Club at the Greenberg Train Show in Reading, Penna. on October 26, 2008. Cars running include a Peter Witt Streetcar from Baltimore, Md., a freight locomotive from the Illinois Terminal Railroad, a Philadelphia PCC Trolley and a Baltimore PCC Trolley. The cars pick up power from the overhead wire and...
HO Scale Trolley Modules - East Penn Traction Club - 2
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HO Scale Trolley Modules - East Penn Traction Club - 2
HO Scale Trolley Modules - East Penn Traction Club - 1
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HO Scale Trolley Modules - East Penn Traction Club - 1
Trolley Modules at 2008 O Scale Convention - Reel 4
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Trolley Modules at 2008 O Scale Convention - Reel 4
Trolley Modules at 2008 O Scale Convention - Reel 3
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Trolley Modules at 2008 O Scale Convention - Reel 3
Trolley Modules at 2008 O Scale Convention - Reel 2
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Trolley Modules at 2008 O Scale Convention - Reel 2
Trolley Modules at 2008 O Scale Convention - Reel 1
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Trolley Modules at 2008 O Scale Convention - Reel 1
East Penn Traction Club - 2008 Mini-Meet - Reel 4
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East Penn Traction Club - 2008 Mini-Meet - Reel 4
East Penn Traction Club - 2008 Mini-Meet - Reel 5
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East Penn Traction Club - 2008 Mini-Meet - Reel 5
Trolley Freight on East Penn Traction Club Modules - 2
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Trolley Freight on East Penn Traction Club Modules - 2
Trolley Freight on East Penn Traction Club Modules - 1
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Trolley Freight on East Penn Traction Club Modules - 1
East Penn Traction Club O Scale Modules (STEREO)
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East Penn Traction Club O Scale Modules (STEREO)
East Penn Traction Club O Scale Trolley Models - 2/3/08
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East Penn Traction Club O Scale Trolley Models - 2/3/08
East Penn Traction Club O Scale Trolley Module Workshop
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East Penn Traction Club O Scale Trolley Module Workshop
Illinois Railway Museum - Sept. 1985
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Illinois Railway Museum - Sept. 1985
The composer of this song. Did a wonderful job. I was stress out and after seeing the trolley and the music behind it put my mind at ease
Anyone know what bridge that is at the 1:22 mark of this video?
1:23 wheres that location. it looks familiar.
It sucks now. I live in Beverly and can’t just take the train straight to Maine from there
The first film of the steam engine going over the railway bridge was taken on the Salem Side of the railway bridge, I recognized the swing span.
These videos were some of my very first RUclips videos that I watched as a little kid
The clip of the Yank going over the bridge, is that Old Orchard or is that Portland?
The Salem Beverly Bridge over the Danvers River
@@timslager5966 Hi Tim. Are you sure that's the Salem Beverly Bridge? Please let me know, I live in Danvers and would love to know. Thank You.
what even is this song
There are other videos of these modules and they are a lot of fun to watch. If these were built to East Penn standards they should be 2' wide. Am I correct?
Bet Johnstown was a great place back then. It's almost a total loss today.
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Sir, I would like your permission to use this footage in a documentary about the Electroliners/Liberty Liners. It provides a transition from one to the other. Thank you for your consideration.
I always associate the 4000s with the Evanston Express. I still remember when they ran on that line. I guess it's been a while since they've run four of them at IRM. I've seen them run three.
Memories! Live in Pittsburgh now, but I was 32 before I moved away.
The only P&W equipment I never got to ride
I got to become a big North Shore fan when I moved to Milwaukee. I was able to ride the Electroliner at the Illinois Railway Museum back in the early 1990s when it had been repainted and restored.
Was this part of a larger video? Would love to see more!
I know that train
Wow that’s old
i cant believe my grandparents rode cross country in Russia that long ago and I nearly 100 years in the future can barely get anywhere with trains in aus/us so sad
The AE&FRE car in operation was a treat.
Really loved seeing the Boston Elevated Railway Type IV at the beginning of the video!
It’s kinda neat that both of them are still around
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This footage is absolutely golden ⭐️
Thanks for sharing this, this was about the time I started coming out to this museum. Great to see it constantly changing and growing
Not sure if the North sie still invests in streetcars.
I would love to see the old flame thrower machine they used in Lawrence MA to melt the snow off the switches years ago was an awesome thing to watch
What they use on the Mattapan trolley line these days is a jet engine on wheels, pointing at the snow.
Yes that’s what they replaced that flame thrower with …but it wasn’t as cool to watch
Same PCC cars, same narrow industrial streets as in my hometown of Pittsburgh. But we had cobblestones laid between the rails on many routes, even main streets. Thanks for posting these videos!
My Wife and I were there many years ago and they were moving the El cars to the main area. Anyway, as it's moving out of the staging area, the trolly pole comes off the overhead wire. There's this short, stocky guy running on an angle toward the now stopped cars yelling, "HEY! HEY! THE POLE IS OFF THE LEAD CAR!" He nearly stumbled across the tracks, and a Museum worker hollers, "YES WE KNOW!..GET OFF THE TRACKS!"
I'm glad that one of the Electroliner train sets is back home at the Illinois Railway Museum. If I can just pick a day to visit when it's running...
Looks almost like the Burlington zephyr.
The Yankee was first then they build the Zephyr
nice
I remember riding the Trolly's as a child, I have several old Johstown Traction Compay trolly tokens in my collection
I live in San Francisco and they have a histroic trolley collection called the F Line. They have restored Trollies from all around the county, and world, that run on a regular basis. We have one of those PCC cars here. I rode that Trolley car the other day. Well not same one in the video, but it did come from Pa. The same color scheme.
Where’s kenmore square? How about Park street under?
Looooooove your video.
Apparently Philadelphia Suburban bought these trains, for their short route, for the bar amenities.
They were bought for a proposed extension to Exton PA that would have been built in conjunction with a widening of Highway 202. But that was the early 1960s when automobiles ruled supreme; the extension never made it off the drawing board. The Liners were relegated to the existing P&W tracks which were ill-suited to the heavy, juice-hungry cars, forcing Red Arrow and later SEPTA to restrict them to rush hours. They lasted long enough for me to ride them during my student days, although I couldn’t partake of the bar car at the time, bummer.
I was glad to see the Ex North Shorr Electroliners rnd up in museums
Has anyone ever built a model of the 69th street terminal?
Can't wait to see the Flying Yankee back in service!! I hope. :)
As you probably know the restoration of the Flying Yankee stalled out some time ago unfortunately. However......The Mark Twain Zephyr is being restored as we speak by the Great Wisconsin Northern (I think I got that right). They expect to have it operational by next fall.
@@alcopower5710 Was sitting behind the shop at Hobo Railroad in November, 2019.
@@alanbare8319Still is as of 2023
how do you get the tracks inlaid like that?
+5257Lee it connected at the Terminal. Cardington branch paralleled the El from 63rd St to the Terminal and then rose up to track level just west of where the north terminal is today. The track still drops down, but ends as a stub.
Im building an O scale SEPTA themed railroad set in my basement. These trolleys are a must have for my layout. Do anyone know where I can purchase these at?
You can purchase these at the septa transit store at 13th street, Philadelphia downtown. But you can only buy the septa trolleys I'm pretty sure.
Does anyone know of an exsisting video, of the B&M Budd cars going thru Methuen Mass, on there way to Rockingham Park in Salem NH.
Very nice video, thank you. What is the title and artist of the music accompaniment?
I was in my third year of high school at the time zI was glad to see we got them
Excellent!!!
Awesome!! Thank you for sharing
The paint job on the front of Johnstown cars looks like cleavage or something else.