Croton-Harmon on the Hudson Line. April 9, 1993. 

Wow, I did not expect that Turboliner in the beginning

Great footage, all our favorites here! Turboliner and FL9s. 488 and those MNR FL9s pulling into the station looked so fresh!

Those FL9s were pretty sharp looking, despite them being what, about 35 years old in this video? Love how they rev up before taking off! I remember seeing a Turboliner as a kid at Albany in January or February 94, I thought that was absolutely wild. That must have been right at the tail end of the life of the non-rebuilt turbos.

Damn, Amtrak 488's paintwork is looks spectacular in this shot. I guess it had recently had a repaint?

Awesome catches buddy! Great video!

Quite honestly, Croton-Harmon is my most favorite station along the Hudson line. Wonderful video! Did you ever see 4183 off on the Hudson line?

Back in the day they the trains from Poughkeepsie skipped Ossining and Tarrytown?

Thank You for this excellent footage, I remember the Turboliners when I lived in Utica back in the day 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽 !!!

Just think. Would those SPV2000's have worked as they were supposed to and had been the successor to the RDC's. Probably would have provided the perfect "shuttle/scoot" train services on a lot of branches and might have kept the Budd Company in business.

I see they already had the new cab signals during that time at Croton-Harmon. When were they installed?

Why was he saying Niagara rainbow if it was the maple leaf