RAILROAD TRESTLES ARDMORE OKLA

ottergoose Says:

Dec 14, 2007 - Very cool video. I drove around Ardmore and explored it a few months ago. I was very curious about these trestles. Good work documenting this history.

railheadok Says:

Dec 14, 2007 - Thanks for your comments and glad you enjoyed the video. It's in the works to save these historic structures.I just posted another clip with more scenes from that old video plus some photos of it. It's titled "Railroad Trestles Ardmore Okla Part II"

jeepshadow Says:

Jan 4, 2008 - How many of you ever rode your bicycle across that trestle as a kid. It was around 1990 for me. Always scared of heights, but that was something else. It was almost like a thing you were supposed to do as a kid.

NarodnieMstiteli Says:

Mar 19, 2008 - Nice job. The editing and use of the cam was excellent. Sound was ***** too.Narodnie

whatihave2do Says:

Jun 7, 2008 - Why was the engine making that horrible screeching noise in the first part of the video. Have heard them do this before and always wondered why.

railheadok Says:

Jun 7, 2008 - That's the wheel flanges scraping on the inside edge of the rails in a tight curve. Gets pretty noisy at times.

railheadok Says:

Oct 10, 2008 - Thanks very much.

SomeNameUnknown Says:

Dec 14, 2008 - Excellent video! Just think how many people are going to want to watch this in the future to see what it was like when the trestle was in use. I hope they are able to keep this piece of history in tact.

railheadok Says:

Dec 14, 2008 - Thanks for your nice comment and glad you enjoyed the video.

JoJoJopete Says:

Jul 17, 2009 - YAY! An unpatched Santa Fe freight bonnet.

Roadsurfergo Says:

Feb 7, 2010 - I just rode the Amtrak Heartland Flyer. When we went through here I noticed that the bridge piers, metal bridge and Trestle had been torn down and removed. All thats left is the highside of the right of way embankment with track left on that section. another piece of history lost. 02/06/2010