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Steamtown National Historic Site

Steamtown National Historic Site

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Search complete. 8 mentions across 4 episodes found for "Steamtown National Historic Site".

Sep 26, 2026

Jim BellowsHOST
5:13
Yeah, I did mention that in the last episode when I was by myself.
Jim BellowsHOST
5:16
But, yeah, my wife Renee and I made it down to Steamtown to see the big boy from the UP that made it out.
Jim BellowsHOST
5:26
I did not see it moving, unfortunately.
Jim BellowsHOST
5:28
Couldn't time it right, but it was there being serviced.
Jim BellowsHOST
5:31
That's one of the reasons they picked Steamtown.
Jim BellowsHOST
5:32
Yeah.
Jim BellowsHOST
5:34
uh do a not an overhaul but you know an annual or whatever kind of maintenance they needed to do on it and they had a park right next to the cosmetically restored one that steam town owns so that's really cool that's pretty cool of them uh right next to each other um
Jim BellowsHOST
7:24
Yeah.
Bob CordaroHOST
12:35
He retired from the Scranton Times in December 1994 and became founding editor of Good Times for Seniors, a bimonthly tabloid.
Bob CordaroHOST
12:49
While managing editor of the Times, he played an important role in relocating Steamtown USA from Bellows Falls, Vermont, to Scranton, and the cr- subsequent creation of the Steamtown National Historic Site.
Bob CordaroHOST
13:02
He loved trains.
Bob CordaroHOST
13:04
He served on the Steamtown Foundation and, at the invitation of late Congressman Joe McDade, testified twice before House committees in support of the creation of the national park.
Bob CordaroHOST
13:17
He served several terms as chairman of Middle Atlantic Council of the National Park Service, and I- edited a guidebook for that organization.
Bob CordaroHOST
13:26
Past president of the Pennsylvania Associated Press.
Bob CordaroHOST
23:52
He retired from the Scranton Times in December 1994 and became founding editor of Good Times for Seniors, a bimonthly tabloid.
Bob CordaroHOST
24:06
While managing editor of the Times, he played an important role in relocating Steamtown, USA from Bellows Falls, Vermont to Scranton and the subsequent creation of the Steamtown National Historic Site.
Bob CordaroHOST
24:19
He loved trains.
Bob CordaroHOST
24:22
He served on the Steamtown Foundation and at the invitation of late Congressman Joe McDade, testified twice before House committees in support of the creation of the national park.
BradHOST
13:16
I know I was at a couple large events in addition to just doing some private rail fanning like we did.
BradHOST
13:22
But the event at Altoona and the event that was at, especially the one at Steamtown up in Scranton, There were a lot of people who, you know, really were new to the railfanning hobby who were there at both places.
BradHOST
13:38
And at Altoona, it was a lot of the workers from Norfolk Southern.
BradHOST
13:45
It was for employees and their families, but a lot of the family members who were there you know, did not, didn't have a lot of connection to the railroad.
Cassandra OrtizGUEST
18:03
But I heard Altoona was like, I think it was the most people we've had at any of the stops.
BradHOST
18:10
I can believe that.
BradHOST
18:10
Yeah, I was in I was at Steamtown as well on one of the days.
BradHOST
18:14
So, yeah, they were I was there on the first day.

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