Seaboard Airline & Atlantic Coast Line Railroads: 1966

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This brief clip captures the Seaboard Airline Railroad and its rival, the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad, sometime between 1955 and 1958. I found this 25-foot 8mm film on the reel featuring the Norfolk and Western and Virginian Railway. It showcases locomotives in motion and scenes from a Seaboard railyard.
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14 дек 2023

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@turnerbattle8017 11 дней назад

OMG... Thanks so much for posting these memories. Wow...Train 17 in the morning! Locomotive 3030 was a regular visitor to Littleton, NC, back then. One evening, many moons ago, we "raced" (paced) it and Train 18 along curvy Highway 158 West after it had pulled out of Littleton, Mars light and all. We had to let it go a mile and a half out of town. The highway speed limit, back in those days, was 60. 18 was already exceeding that and still accelerating.

@the8mmrailyard-vd6jd 11 дней назад

Your very welcome, and thanks for sharing that great story.

@MystiCmeshtool 4 месяца назад

This is the only video i could find with a SAL GP40 moving.

@mattnawn5019 7 месяцев назад

Thanks for sharing these clips!

@the8mmrailyard-vd6jd 7 месяцев назад

You’re very welcome, thanks for watching. Lots more to come in the new year.

@collinm8 7 месяцев назад

0:25-0:32 appears to be Fayetteville, NC 0:33-0:52 is Rocky Mount, NC 0:53-1:28 is Norlina, NC Some Second Generation EMD power is shown in these clips which would place, at least the North Carolina footage, around 1966-67. Thanks for sharing!

@the8mmrailyard-vd6jd 7 месяцев назад

Thanks for helping me pin it down, 66 puts this right before the merger