Tim, to the left of the Broad Street bridge and just beyond it was Baker Bowl, home of the Phillies from 1887-1938. There was an outfield wall billboard that said, "The Phillies use Lifebuoy." Legend has it that someone snuck in one night in 1935 and painted, "And they still stink," on the billboard!

Loving the trees blooming at around 3:30. Even in North Philly, spring is alive!

Thanks for the reminder about Connie Mack Stadium. I remember being there as an 8 year old in 1968 and seeing Richie Alllen hit a homer over the left field bleachers out on to the street. What a memory!

You're rivaling Conductor Paul! Thanks for another great video. Great entertainment while I'm trying to wait out a health problem.

I remember the many trips I took on this line when it was still Reading Railroad to from Oreland to visit my parents. I've also ridden to Lansdale and Ambler. Thanks for the memories💚👌

Looks like Conductor Paul trained you well in the poetry. Shoutout to Conductor Paul.

Gwynedd Cut was a tunnel that was daylighted when the RDG electrified in 1931.

I watched your Metro North video to POUGHKEEPSIE and my wife and I took it. LOVED EVERY SECOND OF IT. And NO I didn't take the elevator to the walkway bridge 😂... maybe next time. THANK YOU. keep those videos coming

@15:44 Melrose Park where i cut my teeth railfanning the MU Blueliners, Budd and Louis and saw Septa phase in the GE Silverliner IV’s

nice video! you'll have plenty of chances to do the harrisburg rear view. you don't even have to sit in the last few rows, as long as you have your stuff somewhere in the car you're alright. when I did the ride westbound my stuff was 3 cars down and didn't have any problem since I was seat checked out of New York (though I did have to rescan my ticket after moving to the rear view so they knew I wasn't fare evading or something).

Tim and Philly is the same as peanut butter and jelly 😂

"Adversity" might've worked as the rhyme with University. (loved the poetry and references to Connie Mack and '80 Phils) But I digress. My second ride on SEPTA Regional Rail was on Lansdale/Doylestown Line on the very day of this video! And, I am only riding on these trains because of your videos, RRHG. My brother and I went for a meal at the Rittenhouse Grill and met at Lansdale for the 3:3Xpm ride to Suburban Station. (walked to the restaurant) After dinner, while waiting in Suburban for our train, I played one of your SEPTA videos for him. Missed it by that much! (the shadows suggested that you were on an earlier train) SLVs on the way to dinner, SLIVs on the return. Again, would not know any of this without your videos.

Catch that bomber every day off the Glenside siding! Get an amazing horn show too!

Septa has now added a Penn Central decal to one of the Silverliner 4 cars. Don't know if you caught it or not

Tim, you aren't a fool when you go to Farm School! (The original name of Delaware Valley University)

39:58 that creek goes to the schuylkil river - gets bigger as it goes south.

Rhyming like Conductor Paul 🤣😂

At 29:43 was the site of the Camp Hill train station, just south of the site of the Great Train Wreck of 1856.

43:06 aka North Wales Rd

42:36 aka Sumneytown Pk

Hey Tim.... Didn't they used to have to transfer to RDC's at Fox Chase for the rest of the ride to Newtown?

49:12 aka PA-63

54:09 aka PA-463

56:23 aka PA-309

Are you going to catch the Septa Bomb Trains?

Train goes very slow.

1:09:38 who named that lol?