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Why didn't they just sandblast the vault ceiling?

In the 1970s, Amtrak and the commuter railroads built a new Union Station building in Washington, DC somewhere near where Sbarro is now located, which they used until around 1988. I have a few memories of changing trains here, but I would like to find some good photographs and/or floor plans of the ...

I didn't want any trouble with copyright issues.

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Here's my video on the fascinating "Rebel Yell" section of Baltimore's light rail line. It's only 3.33 minutes long, but it took me many hours to stand by the track filming it and then to edit the video.

The bridge has now been repaired and reopened.

Riding Aboard Amtrak's "Palmetto" https://youtu.be/H2sDdSFXirE This video was taken looking out the windows on Amtrak's "Palmetto" from Florence, SC to Alexandria, VA. Some of the towns it passes thru: Dillon, SC Fayetteville, NC Rocky Mount, NC Petersburg, VA Richmond, VA Ashlan...

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Rail Action in Maryland: College Park, Baltimore, Wheaton, and New Carrollton

How old are these videos?

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Amtrak and VRE in Washington, DC

I always thought it was strange that the second largest city in New England had only one train a day each direction, with no direct service to any points south. Running trains along the inland route from Boston through Worcester and Springfield to New Haven and New York seems like a no-brainer to me...

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Rail Action in Maryland: College Park, Baltimore, Wheaton, and New Carrollton

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The Cathedral Aisle Trail in Aiken, SC has been open since September 1939.

I remember when the Branch Avenue station opened in 2001, and am amazed at how slowly the land around it has developed.

I am surprised Metro stuck with carpet for as long as they did. It's just not appropriate in places that get as much wear-and-tear as their cars get.

I think it was a mistake to post his picture online as well as pictures of the graffiti-covered cars. He probably enjoyed the publicity. I also agree that he is no artist.