PRR/Conrail Juniata Division Engineering Report

[Philip H]

A quick grab of Enola choked with cars and trains...

Isn't that prototypical?

[Ed Kapuscinski]

Choking it with trains... This is how you injure yourself. Just saying.

[Dave V]

[Ed Kapuscinski]

I kept waiting for an SD40 to show up in that video.

[Dave V]

I kept waiting for an SD40 to show up in that video.

Tell ya what....  If I ever end up with as much staging as Todd Treaster, you'll see SD40s and even Amcans in the same video as my Pennsy stuff!

[chicken45]

Tell ya what....  If I ever end up with as much staging as Todd Treaster, you'll see SD40s and even Amcans in the same video as my Pennsy stuff!

When are you starting your helix?

[Dave V]

When are you starting your helix?

Your momma's already started my helix After I finish the other two layouts I'm building...   

[Ed Kapuscinski]

Lol. I love this thread.

[Rich_S]

Oh Yeah, the Cherry Poppin' Daddies "Zoot Suit Riot" Love that DVD. Oh yeah, the Pennsy power looks great as well. 

[wm3798]

Glenn Miller would have been more appropriate...

[chicken45]

Glenn Miller would have been more appropriate...

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Yeah... If you're in to syrup.

[seusscaboose]

Or Lemons

[wm3798]

More era appropriate, and come on... Pennsylvania 6-5000?  The phone number of the Penn Hotel, across the street from Penn Station, NYC?  Jeebus.  You people kill me.

Next year at RBQ you're throwing this down, my bone blowing friends...

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Lee

[davefoxx]

I got it, Lee.  In fact, Pennsylvania 6-5000 is one of my favorite Glenn Miller songs.  Have you ever heard the Brian Setzer Orchestra version?

"That number's been disconnected, honey."  So, back to the awesome PRR/Conrail Juniata Division Engineering Report.

DFF

[Rich_S]

More era appropriate, and come on... Pennsylvania 6-5000?  The phone number of the Penn Hotel, across the street from Penn Station
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Lee

Lee, I got it, but again we are from a different era so for us, Pennsylvania 6-5000 makes more sense  The younger crowd would not understand that PEnnsylvania 6-5000 is 736-5000, like you mentioned it's the phone number of the Penn Hotel. Just like my old phone number would have been UNion 9-5821.  In the US, the demand for telephone service outpaced the alphanumeric system, which lead to the area codes and the 10 digit number system we have today.