Steam Whistle Compilation 2021

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The lonesome cry of the steam whistle was once one of the most common sounds in America, but today, such a sound is highly sought after. In this video, take a listen to 22 different steam whistles straight out of history!
Whistles:
0:00 Intro
0:34 Pennsy 3 Chime - Reading & Northern Railroad
3:00 Baltimore & Ohio 3 Chime - Reading & Northern Railroad
4:23 Norfolk & Western Hooter - Reading & Northern Railroad
5:13 Brass Nathan 6 Chime - Nickel Plate Road no. 765
8:14 Steel Nathan 6 Chime - Unknown Nickel Plate Road Berkshire
11:34 Hancock 3 Chime - Norfolk & Western no. 611
14:10 Reading 6 Chime - Great Western no. 90
16:38 Homemade Longbell 3 Chime - Rough & Tumble no. 4
17:30 Lonergan 3 Chime - Cass Scenic Railroad
19:03 Lunkenheimer 3 Chime - Cass Scenic Railroad
21:26 Modified Nathan 6 Chime - Cass Scenic Railroad
23:02 Lunkenheimer 3 Chime - Cass Scenic Railroad
23:48 Replica Pennsy 3 Chime - Hocking Valley no. 3
26:19 Replica Nathan 5 Chime - Cass Scenic Railroad
27:13 Louisville & Nashville 3 Chime - Cass Scenic Railroad
28:59 Manns Creek Crosby 3 Chime - Cass Scenic Railroad
30:23 Reading 6 Chime - Reading & Northern Railroad
32:08 Nathan 6 Chime - Pere Marquette no. 1225
35:41 Norfolk & Western Hooter - Norfolk & Western no. 475
36:40 Shop-built 3 Chime - Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis no. 576
38:03 Pennsy 3 Chime - Canadian National no. 89
39:52 Steel Nathan 6 Chime - Nickel Plate Road no. 760
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Due to the loss of the original files, 2019 footage of Nickel Plate no. 765 and N&W no. 611 is not able to be presented in its original 1080p format. Efforts have been made to improve the quality of this footage, but there is still a noticeable deviation from the rest. We apologize for any quality issues this may cause.
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27 июл 2024

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@PennsyPro 2 года назад

What whistle is your favorite? Let us know in the comments below, and make sure to subscribe for more railroading content!

@dieselteen0770 2 года назад

That Nathan Steel six chime really sings and screams out loud “ hear me sing and watch me soar, my beauty shows shiny and gleaming as I hiss and roar “

@justahillbilly7777 2 года назад

You know a locomotive’s loud when you’re just about unable to hear its whistle over its exhaust. Stay loud 425. Also, professional level quality on this video, so a job well done mate. A job well done.

@EngineerDaylight Год назад

Yes, it amazes me how much 425 can drown out the whistle with her stack

@caydenworley5002 9 месяцев назад

The fact 2102 can do that is one thing, but a little Pacfic like 425 being able to do it with basically any whistle she wears is incredible. Hopefully once they get her back up and running I’ll be able to hear 425 in person

@Nightwish1094 2 года назад

That Reading 6 chime and 90 are so wonderful to hear.

@TheHoboShoestring 2 года назад

Always loved that hiss poof hiss puff hiss poof hiss puff

@b3j8 2 года назад

Man that Mars lite looks fabulous on the NKP 765! That brass Nathan kinda sounds more like the 779's whistle to me.

@TexasRailfan21-RailfanRyan 2 года назад

Truly the loudest working locomotive in regular service is Reading and Northern 425 there are times when her shotgun exhaust drowns out the whistle You could hardly hear it blow or hardly hear her bell ring but my favorite whistle is her Pennsylvania railroad 3 chime whistle

@bobd4235 2 года назад

#1 - I'd love to hear -any- of these quills through my bedroom window late at night! #2 - Gotta go for that banshee howl of the Nathan 6, whether it's original or a replica. #3 - Of those, my fave is definitely the 1225. Spinechilling.

@thesouthwestatlanticrailway 8 месяцев назад

31:47 When 425 wants to be a CSR Shay

@geremy1944 2 года назад

Love the Pennsy 3 chime ^^

@rogerlollar4325 2 года назад

Steam whistles the greatest sound ever

@ArkansasLocomotiveWorks 2 года назад

Glad to hear the modified C&O 6 Chime is back in use. Lovely stuff Nick.

@Nighttime-Challenger Год назад

My favorite Whistle in the video is Hocking 3's replica PRR 3 chime

@TimsTrainsChaser Год назад

Great compilation wow

@cassscenicproductions8888 2 года назад

Awesome! Love the Nathan replica the most!

@caseyjones745 2 года назад

great job, very informative and entertaining

@johnsonfamilyfarm5672 2 года назад

Awesome video

@northpennvalleysteamrailroad 2 года назад

Awesome video!!

@Mountaindivisionrailfan252 Год назад

I've heard that Strasburg #90's whistle is from #2100 during the iron horse rambles.

@s197_carti Год назад

That is correct.

@JosH-cq8fg Год назад

damn memorys of the 90's 4:30

@kd3293 2 года назад

all whistles are my favourite

@tonycoldtrain 2 года назад

Super video

@kd3293 Год назад

425 really pulled a cass on us at 31:47

@AirchimeLTDproductions174 2 года назад

Man that modified C&O 6 Chime is literally a Reading 6 imposter. Just give it a flat top bell cover and you've got yourself a reading 6. Also did C&O actually put modified 6 chimes on their rostered power just because they sounded so good?

@ThunderTrain2930 2 года назад

I was a little upset i didn’t catch 425 on her last excursion day for the autumn leaf because my friend was actually on that train, and he actually offered me a ticket because they had an extra one and for some reason I refused. I have no idea what I was thinking that night and I tried to get her in leesport but I got there right as she went through.

@NW-gi1cp Год назад

4:27 m..my whistle 😡

@SteamZRailfan 2 года назад

Awesome! All those sound great! Just saying that Nathan 6 is a modified C&O 6.

@PennsyPro 2 года назад

Thanks for letting us know!

@howiesmith1504 Год назад

Where were the shots at c. 5:16 and the one just after it taken? In the first, that looks like the Lackawanna's Tunkhannock Viaduct in the background, but I don't remember a track under it. However, I seem to remember a bridge which. looks like that over the Cuyahoga Valley Scenic line in Ohio from other vids.. Is that it? Both scenes are spookily atmospheric at twilight, which I like. Too bad the fireman didn't open the firedoor to check his fire, though; firelight on the smoke would have been nice to see. Pretty gruesome-sounding whistle!.Being all brass as captioned, wasn't it the one off No. 700, the first NKP Berk, the first of the Van Sweringen design to reach state of the art for the wheel arrangement?

@PennsyPro Год назад

Thank you! The shot you mention is indeed on the Cuyahoga Valley Scenic in Brecksville, Ohio, and the following shot was made further south on the line at Indigo Lake. That whistle is off of the original Nickel Plate Berk no. 700, and has been used on the 765 since she was reactivated in 1979.

@rogerhuber3133 Год назад

The Reading passenger whistle is my favorite. Why no Reading freight whistle? The original N&W J whistle was great but this one sounds like it's gargling or something. The 576 whistle sounds great too.