Strasburg Rail Road: Steam on the Road to Paradise 

Number 90 is a beast! My favorite steam locomotive in the Strasburg Railroad locomotive list! Clean and majestic sounding bell, and a powerful whistle!

I've ridden the Strasburg several times, and ALWAYS enjoy it!

I'm a railfan (specificall a PRR fan), and I live in Lancaster. I go to the Strasburg RR whenever I can. I didn't grow up here, but I remember family trips when I was young, and I was hooked. Whenever I get depressed, I go to strasburg, and it cheers me right up. Unfornaturnately My only child (my daughter) doesn't share my love of steam power (hell, she's not a railfan by any stretch of the imagination). One of the locomotives scared the hell out of her when she was about 3 - a pop-valve blew and the noise scared her. There's a similar story about about me that pertains to a Blue Angels show back in the late 60's, so I became an aviation fan as well as a rail fan - go figure!

LOVE THIS PLACE!

My maternal grandmother lived out in Lancaster County while I was growing up, and every now and then, she (or my parents) would take me for a ride on the Strasburg Railroad. I credit this short line (and a certain blue tank engine) with engendering a deep passion for trains and railroads within me.

Aw, I love this place every time I see the red caboose hotel and the sbrr man I love it. I get that feeling that I’m little again and I’m about to go on a train. Man I love that please. And remember kids STOP LOOK AND LISTEN

if u go to pa go to all train places u can lcate the best locations hotels near rail lines etc

This place will always make me smile...

I remember back in the early 50's my father was an engineer on a Locomotive for the Union Railroad in Clairton, Pa. Hauling in and out of the steel mills. He took me too work several times and let me drive the train. Those were the good old days! the

Just got back from my ride on this train. I took the 7:00 pm sunset ride. Beautiful. The train museum is also well worth the visit. Where else can you actually climb on board some of the engines and cars to see what is is like to at the controls of these large locomotives.

I grew up in Lancaster county and it is one of my favorite destinations in Pennsylvania. South central PA has the best stuff to see (I. E. Hershey, Harrisburg, & Gettysburg). Everytime I go to this region, it feels like coming home. The farmland, food, historic attractions etc. If you can't afford Disney or Hawaii, go do a 2 week vacation here. You'll have plenty to do, trust me. Strasburg Railroad, Hersheypark, Sight and Sound, Gettysburg National Park, the State Capitol building, Dutch Wonderland, Amish Farms etc.

brings back memories

Very nice video, enjoyed it a lot! I also love how the crossings and train ride is in order too!

Wow, you know how to keep your audience interested. Enjoyed it to the end, yes, you got me.

My happy place...

This is definitely my favorite place in America, you definitely got a lot of beautiful shots! I’m surprised the farmers don’t mind the rail fans taking videos like this haha. Great video!

I loved your presentation and filming on this video.

When I visited last September, I noticed a few old steam locomotives that were stripped. Does anyone know anything about them?

Awesome Video

One time I toured the repair shop and they had the wheels of the Union Pacific big boy

I Love Strasburg Railroad ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

I went here back in 2009, Being in the middle of Amish country it's mostly desolate except for the railroad station and museum next doors but however it's a stones throw from Philadelphia which makes traveling there easy.

Magnificent footage!

Tender engine pulls train tender first Turntables:aM I A jOkE tO yOu In all seriousness this is a good video

GREAT.....

Feels strange watching the turnaround sequence knowing 475 had her accident there just a couple days ago.

Durango and silverton has more coaches so dose the gmsr

Nice

They actually do have a turntable there. It's somewhere behind the train museum I think.

Going there in a couple days

Goin for first time ever ride the rails Hubby and me in May, Yay

Nice job i will be there Monday

Shining Time Station At Pennsylvania

13:00 listen to that beat and clickity clack. Is that music or is that music?

Actually it’s 9 and a half miles

Had mom on that about 6yrs ago

i like old lomotives

I always told my parents if we can ride Canadian national 89 and some times one time went on 475 the first time a I went there I ride 2100 number 90

wow well done on this video, loved the added narration!

Nice video! Composed really well, keeps interest!

The Strasburg in Europe is in France. I would love to ride that train.

Thanks for the very well done video. One question I have is about freight. When freight is hauled does it go beyond the line? Seems I remember a rail connection beyond the station.

Well done

Looking forward to my visit to this historic Railroad. I believe steam is the past and future. Maybe not coal fired though!

How do you get to that picnic area in Leman Place?

These outside steam locomotives need restoration.

Hey I'm going to off Donna Phone before we wake up in the morning at 8:00

I was at Red Caboose Motel

As I understand it, Strasburg is a "Mecca" for current main, (and off main) live Steam locomotive parts and services here in the U.S., (and possibly overseas as well). I DO understand that ya'll have a wheel lathe, (as was used on ex-GTW 6325), but what else do you offer? Point being, how cool would it be to do a video on your back-shop(s)? Personally, I think it would hold a LOT more interest than watching your Decapod "choo-choo" and N&W 611, (there's only some much you can do with that right?) I'm not trying to insult you here as you have a nice operation and wish you much prosperity, but us "blood and guts" Steam guys would love to see more of how you and the "former Giants of the Mainline" utilize your operation. 'Just a thought.

What’s the nicest car?

I'm not quite sure about it being the oldest continually operating shoreline railroad in North America. I think many people get confused with specific statements like these. Now it is the oldest name that is still used for a rail operation in North America however not the oldest continually operating. I belevie that the Sierra Railway / Sierra Railroad is the oldest CONTINUALLY operating railroad in at least the U.S. A train has operated on the original right of way every single year since 1897. Anybody feel free to correct me if I am wrong.

Ah look the steam engine has a :-)

I think 475 is more powerful

Great video, I guess the old Raco crossing system got replaced at paradise Ln.

What camera was use to take the videos?

Why are they running the locomotive in reverse?

9:48-10:07 Earl's ghost whistle!

Can anyone volunteer at the railroad

I have road the train saints I was 1 I wood do Andy thing to ride it ain’t in the sunny and I am 9

13:57. The train 🚂 ride is boring and lame 😒. It always stops at the same old station 🚉 every year nonstop. Then it goes to the bridge 🌉 like that, uncouples itself and goes to the front of the coaches and then goes the same station 🚉. It need to go to other places around the world 🗺