The Last Days of Kansas City Southern

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In 2022 and 2023, we visited the "backwaters" of the KCS system in Missouri and Mississippi to capture the last days of the company before the merger with Canadian Pacific. This video is a comprehensive tour of the lesser-known ex-GM&O extremities of KCS Railway.
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13 апр 2024

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@buddyburtonphotography

Gotta love the sounds of jointed rail.

@brentmiller3951

I am a west coaster recently moved to the Pittsburgh area . My father was SP and I was lucky enough to do many coastal rides on engines and a few cabooses .I just recently got into rail fanning.

@maryesposito899

Those locomotives are absolutely beautiful!

@dale5898

Excellent filming as always! Ten thousand thumbs up!!!!!😊

@CRSD60I

Good catches on the old GM&O lines and nice farewell to KCS video you did here!

@jessejohnson6435

Your doco style videos are perfection. The commentary is very informative and the footage in these videos is the best i've ever seen. The drone piloting skill is very impressive keep up the awesome work

@midwestrails8317

Man, I love watching the first 45 minutes of this video. You did a fantastic job!

@gregginter5867 21 день назад

I agree, your videos n commentary are smooth, well edited n your voice is easy to listen to…😊🎉❤

@John-wd5om

This video is absolutely amazing, thank you so much for sharing 🙏

@caseyjones745

Great sound recording! You picked up all of the "details", even in drone shots. Thank you.

@RFMCabooseNP1713

Great video.

@rickdee67

At 29:xx LOVE the drone video of the barge passing through the swing bridge! Your videos are the BEST!

@kevinl4966

Great video!! And I loved that radio traffic. Didn't understand it all but it sounds complicated.

@austina9047

An in depth video like this of the K-Line would be awesome!

@maryesposito899

I love the KCS color scheme! Hate to see them go. Glad that Laddonia is still hanging in there in spite of low economy!

@richardwoodward3949

Absolutely brilliant as always!! I love your channel, it’s so interesting and informative. Being an Albertan I’m fascinated by the acquisition of KCS. I hope CPKC keep the KCS livery as it’s so pretty

@PCBill0622

Love the details-very good drone pilotage

@JackCarsonsRailroadVideos

Looking Forward to what CPKC has in Store for their 2nd Year. Also keep up the good work

@bluegrassman3040

My uncle started his railroad career with the GM&O in Jackson, TN at Iselin yard just before the merger with the ICRR. That was a merger that never should have happened. The parent company of the ICG was investing money in other businesses they owned at the time, but not the railroad. That’s why their tracks got in such bad shape, causing them to loose business and causing other businesses to go out of business as they couldn’t get reliable service. When the ICG sold the mainline between Fulton, KY and Corinth, MS, that pretty much forced him to have to work out of Memphis as he did not go to work for NS. Also, PSR is nothing more than lean manufacturing for the railroads.