Maryland & Pennsylvania Railroad Trains & Town w/ Abandoned HOUSE &School built in 1800 

Great video. I love these old forgotten places. I'm British and a big history lover. Thanks for this, I certainly AM now a new subscriber.

Great find. Love this video. Glad it didn't completely go to waste.

Some nice old places, nice too hear it is in use now.

Mother Nature always takes back!

This is all just some bonus footage, new full Abandoned House explore tomorow! Just wanted to try something new, lemme know what you think please , hope you enjoy!

Y'got me, Kappy! When I found the RU-vid notification in my email, I followed the link to this before checking out my usual string of sites. I've been a model railroader and railfan for more than 65 years (born and raised within sight of the old Milwaukee Road) and became acquainted with the "Ma&Pa" before I was out of my teens. It was said, during the Days of Steam, that it seemed like the 12"=1' model railroad of some super giant railfan. Keep 'em coming!

Wow, Pennsylvania is loaded with abandoned properties. Very cool

I truly enjoyed all of this video. The trains are amazing! House is still standing but in deep decay. I always worry about your safety going in places like that. School house brings back memories for me. Thanks Happy for this great adventure!!

Good videos or bad I’ll give you a thumbs up just for exploring theses places you’re recording history Thanks!🤣❤️

What a neat little school house!

Nice explore Kappy! Old school house was awesome!

Urban Exploring with Kappy thank you for another great video I really enjoy all of your videos I love old places I like watching these kind of videos and keep up the good work I can't wait to see your next video and God Bless and take care my friend.

Railroad and abandoned buildings for the win! Another awesome vid!

The old trains are very interesting.The old school made me think of my old school with the big blackboard.Great video Kappy

Great video. Hope you got somewhere warm after that. Did the school kids eat lunch at that plastic picnic table? Lol

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Excellent video and so interesting! Thanks for sharing!

Neat find I like the train

Incredible where is that exactly I live in Pennsylvania and I lived in Maryland look so familiar train station I mean it looks so familiar my dad used to take me to those old places like that God bless

nice videos as always Kappy. This is not to far from where I live. You ended the video so fast, I did not have time to click the thumbs up button. I had to come back. Regards Ody

A ma and pa switcher 84 is in my town to. Nice to see there are more of them

This is some of the last remains of the Maryland and Pennsylvania. The tracks in Maryland were abandoned in the 50’s and the tracks in PA were gone by the 80’s. The equipment and tracks is owned by a nonprofit preservation group of volunteers called the Maryland and Pennsylvania Preservation Society. I’m just glad you stayed off their equipment, most explorer channels would have been climbing all over it.

awesome video!💕💞

If your in maryland, we should explore together :)

Kappy that place was amazing :>)

Sup from Kentucky❤

Hi Kappy. Question and info. Question: Is that a chimney hanging from the ceiling rafters @6:52 ? Info: Cool locomotive there. It is an EMD (Electro-Motive Div. of General Motors) 1200 HP SW9 switcher. it is powered by and EMD 567B V12, 567 cubic inches per cylinder diesel, rated at 1200 HP @ 850 RPM. They where made between between January 1951 and December 1953. This locomotive was factory rebuilt in January of 1954 after being involved in a wreck in Oakleigh, Maryland on November 16, 1953, and in active service up till 2000. It was sold to the museum in 2003. Where you able to sneak a look at the engine in it?

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Awesome❤

love your videos..I subed..

Theres supposed to be an old trainyard near the college where I am living with a few abandoned trains left to rot, but for the life of me I cannot find it.

yay there is something abandoned near where i live i live in maryland

Wish you would of gotten closer to the old chalk board..