ive driven on 71 north a million times and ive always wondered what the story was behind the tunnel on the right side of the highway that goes under mcmillian. this is an awesome video

Wow, Jeffrey really knows hos local train history for sure. Really cool stuff and good job Susie!!! 👍👍👍

I wish they would still make this Dayton to Cincinnati track.

I’ve been to that one When I was making a delivery at a company, it is behind some buildings

Very interesting program. I'm still a big supporter of Amtrak, and have been from here in Cincinnati to Chicago and Seattle round-trip several times on the Empire Builder. I once took the California Zephyr from LA to Denver. I've also been to DC a couple of times and up to the Northeast Corridor as well. The Acela trains are simply amazing to experience. North of Baltimore, we reached over 120 mph and it was akin to flying. Just floating along. A very smooth ride. They are made possible by utilizing dedicated tracks, not shared with freight trains. There's talk of passenger service to Columbus and Cleveland and Dayton to Toledo possibly. At present, the Cardinal only runs three times a week and arrives around 2 or 3 in the morning. Not exactly convenient or conducive to sight-seeing. I wish more people would realize that "getting there" is half the fun of traveling. You'll definitely meet more interesting people and see more of this beautiful country on a train, than you will at 30,000 feet. Happy Adventures to everyone. Cincinnati, Ohio USA

Lots of History in Ohio. Good video thanks ❤️ Ohio

Thanks for another great video Suzy.

Those would be way cool for a rail trail so people could see some of the historic rail history of the area instead of them deteriorating further.

I love the rich history of Cincinnati and how so much of it is right under our feet. Go bearcats

Loved this. Thank you!

I thought this would be boring, as I've never been very interested in railroads. But I was in for a surprise. This was very interesting! Thanks!

The PRR primarily used the Panhandle routes into Cincinnati rather than the steep grades on the former CL&N. There was an interchange at Middletown Junction effectively making the line south of Mason a branch line. The Panhandle routes either led to Columbus, Fort Wayne or Indianapolis allowing for greater connections to other PRR mainlines.

Nicely done, thanks! WE have a couple similar tunnels her in Niagara, Ontario. One of them is a tunnel for a creek, 15 Mile Creek, that you can paddle a canoe or kayak through, is amazing! Lots of locals even walk it in the winter time! And it looks almost identical, thanks again!

That man knows his trains and history. Very interesting.

Wonderful information and Suzy surely makes the scenery inviting..

A very nicely produced video. Subscribed. Thanks.

When my mom was growing up in Cincinnati they was making these tunnels for subways

Paused it at 11 secs, I’m gonna go find this and explore the tunnels!!!

Great job, Jeff!

Nice!!! Thank you for this!!

Great stuff and huge props to Jeff, my fellow Chicagoland native, for his expertise. I’ll need to find and check out his site. Echoing Jeff, it’s quite something growing up in Chicago with outstanding rail service and public transit and you wonder why more places haven’t stayed with it or revived it. We have lots of rail infrastructure here in Cincinnati; why not use it to its fullest?

Excellent episode!

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Good history people drive by everyday without realizing! Just normal thou. Lol. Thx!

I was in that tunnel as a kid, exploring the big bunch of flat area where I 71, the casino and other projects now are. Didn't that also use to be the South end lock lake for the Miami Erie canal?

Awesome video!

Iv personally walked the one across from white castle. On Central parkway pretty cool experience

I grew up, in Walnut Hills as a little girl my friends n I, went through the tunnel

Awesome to see Jeff in your video! He’s definitely THE Cincinnati transit guru and he’s put together an amazing website with tons of info. I love the history of this line, one of my favorites in the city a long with C&O of Indiana and the west side lines. Absolutely love the new info up on the CL&A as well. I never new that derelict building on Rt 50 at State Line that I’ve been driving past every day for 20 years was a sub station for it! Thanks for the video!

Great interview. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🚂🚂

Do one about the trestle that crosses Florence ave

Maybe I missed something, but what are the long sections of material behind Susie?

Very Very interesting. Thank you

Too bad they do not remove the old tracks in the Nati. cash them in to put towards turning all of it into hiking/biking systems.

Union terminal wasn't mentioned. Maybe that's another show.

Awesome info.

I wonder why they blocked off part of it? Collapsed maybe, but it also has a drain tile through it, so where does it come from?

I've been in there working like 7 years ago we had to cut the concrete walls so they could replace sections one side has a massive 60" ? I think water main in it PRETTY COOL INSIDE

You should do a video on the railroad incline in Madison Indiana.

I find this very interesting

Thank you interesting.

Thank you

Great history

Born and raised here and never knew and I work at UC

A young girl was killed there in the 90s look it up

This guy is so sharp but shes so hot he couldnt catch his breath 😂

Wow, horse and cart people build amazing beautiful tunnels that last forever. I doubt your narrative.

I want to go there .. please tell me where it is ...

Where the Madisonville drive in was it was a tunnel that ran three the back of it

Do one on the gun powder factory

It would of been nice if you actually did a walk through of any of them but you just stood outside mainly.

SHE HELLA FINE 😍

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