PC EL LV CNJ Wilkes Barre Scranton 

Cool! At the very end you can see STEGMAIER trucks leaving the brewery in Wilkes Barre. Great CNJ and LV shots.. thanks for sharing this!

Really great stuff which brought back alot of memories.

The Rev. Kovacs had a great eye for capturing the essence of each operation in the area. Each shot is so interesting, one is soon focusing on the equipment, operations and somewhat familiar to me locations and one almost forgets the distraction of the color shift and lack of clarity. The dubbed-in sound was a plus here, and the seeing the Wanamie lokies in operation was an added treat. Thanks to the late Rev. for his efforts and to you for preserving and sharing them with us.

That was terrific! The last 2-3 minutes have a favorite CNJ locomotive of mine: the SD35s in the 2500 series!

A wonderful show. Lots of history you just don't see any more! Nice Job!!

Very nice snapshot into yesteryear. No wide cabs which is wonderful but there was cabooses which is really nice to see! Thank you!

Good stuff! Likes the Wanamie stuff ( i own the 9) and the best shot is of the Lackawanna guy going down the laurel line it was a beautiful shot

I’m not familiar with a lot of the locations that fmnut has featured in their RU-vid videos but I sure do appreciate the time and efforts they have put into posting these videos. With that said I sure love viewing the motive power and freight in these videos from especially the 1960’s. Thank you.

Wow, first time I’ve seen movies of the Laurel Run wreck.

The last couple seconds showed just how much Wilkes Barre had changed in the last 60 years

Very nice vids, whats even cooler is that Signal at 22:32 is still standing today. If your in wilkes barre passing by the old station just look around and you'll see it.

Thanks for the cool look back.

Great Stuff Rich, Thank you for sharing!

Many thanks. I enjoyed watching.

Great sound, especially at 9:38 with the open cab door. 😃

seriously nice post there. Fallen flag locos, Alcos, and that derailment footage was particularly interesting, even with no information about date, location etc. Nice dubbing job too.

The Delaware & Hudson railroad also served the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre area which was left out. 7 members of my family on my late paternal grandmother’s side worked for the Lehigh Valley railroad out of Coxton Yard. My great grandfather Stephen Kearney, 4 grand uncles & 2 second cousins worked for the Lehigh Valley railroad between the late 1860’s & up to the start of Conrail in 1976. I used to see Lehigh Valley, Erie Lackawanna & Delaware & Hudson freights when I used to visit Pittston.

I love it. Thanks

Excellant Video !!! 👍

Wonderful.

I agree and Thank you for sharing

Great footage of several favorites. Only way it could get better is if Mike Bednar was narrating the clips.

Thanks....

very cool. the LV train at 12:00 seems to be moving a dragline......

Fantastic, really cool scenes, I wish there were some narration .

Great stuff! Thanks for posting. Where is the location at 9:45, where the photographer is riding a LV freight and goes over a two-track deck bridge?

GREAT CAB VIEWS!!!! wind that turbo up

That was nice. I haven't seen a whole lot of LV & CNJ freight service before this, so that's a real treat. What do you have for info on that wreck? Almost looks like an RDC got squished in that one.

Oh my, to have had a 4k camera, eh?

Why is Jersey Central Lines abbreviated as CNJ instead of JCL? Wes it called Central New Jersey Lines or something in the past?

Cool look back at the CNN and the Lackawanna in that area

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7:15 where is this?