Railroads of Wisconsin in the early to mid 1960s - The Clint Jones, Jr Movie Series - Part 1

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  @davidklauer3422 · 2 years ago

  I was almost born then<br>I missed out on so much<br>Time gone by and no one care now a days <br>Fun to watch

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• PA

  @paulbergen9114 · 2 years ago

  I was just about ready to go to bed and I saw this come up on the screen and I felt the time transporter come out. Having grown up in Milwaukee a super thank you. Some of it I remember and really enjoyed the yellow FM Switcher as my Uncle Ray Bliesner 50-year veteran with MILW worked that job on 2nd trick. Some of those angles even brought out buildings I had never seen before. Bless Clint for being out there photographing this stuff and for you for bringing it to the screen I expect &nbsp;good dreams tonight!

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• ER

  @erict5234 · 1 year ago

  The stainless milwaukee bilevels are still in service today! (As Metra cars)

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• JO

  @johnuhelski8613 · 2 years ago

  WOW ! &nbsp;This is an awesome film. &nbsp;I lived in Dane , Wisconsin in the late 70&apos;s and this hit all my old haunts. &nbsp; I hope Clint shot some F Units on the M&amp;P , that was a fine chase back then !! &nbsp;Thanks for sharing this !

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• DA

  @darrellsmith4463 · 2 years ago

  My old stomping grounds late 80’s and early 90’s. Love watching the Wisconsin central railroad then but wished I was around when the Milwaukee railroad operated. Video brings back pleasant memories. Thanks for sharing.

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• TE

  @tedfisk1211 · 1 year ago

  Oh to have been a railfan back then. Clint Jones Jr sure captured great scenes.

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• ST

  @stuartgreene8261 · 1 year ago

  These are the best contributions to CNW images since Lloyd Keyser&apos;s books. Thanks.

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• RO

  @roadrailmediagroup · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H9GPpIq4SP8&amp;t=779">12:59</a> looks like near Ferryville. Possibly Rush Creek. Looks so different nowadays.

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• TI

  @timothyhentges753 · 7 months ago

  Awesome !

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• TH

  @TheAreotrain · 2 years ago

  The steam locomotive on the flatcar is &nbsp;Lousiana Cypress Lumber Co #2. It went to Mid-Continent Railway Museum in North Freedom, WI. Sold at auction in 2015 to a private owner.

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• RU

  @RugbyJunction · 2 years ago

  Wow... just wow! &nbsp;This video was shot before my time but I recognize most of the locations. &nbsp;Seeing these trains and locations in video is so much better than static photos. Thank you for posting this.

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• JO

  @Joseph-kq1qx · 2 years ago

  Outstanding! Thanks for sharing.

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