A big thank you for taking the time to go to the other side of the building and showing us the rusty rail relics. Weeds and foliage plus pavement have covered quite a bit but one can still catch traces in some places. I think you're right about the bees leave the signal box closed. It also looks like a lawn mower has snagged some of the switch stand and time plates. From the single car era shipments you go just several hundred feet where you catch the unit trains and the new high capacity Freight cars. Then we had Tweety the Caboose coming back in with the way freight and the combination of acids and empty frozen potato cars. Hopefully Brandi will let you use the sofa to stretch out later this afternoon. Here's to the Dads and enjoy your Father's Day

Those old buildings make the perfect backdrop for the trains there! 👍 Happy Father's Day Jawtooth and everyone!

Hi JT & everyone, Happy Fathers Day! 😊 to all the dads enjoy your Sunday. Settled now coffee, JT & Hamilton! ❤🥰👍

Merci beaucoup pour cette très belle vidéo et très bon dimanche ! 🌟

Good morning JT awesome video son. keep up the good trains.Also happy father’s day

Good Morning Jaw Tooth, Happy Father's Day! Hope they do something with that paper mill. It would be a shame to let it sit and go to waste. Great video. Have a nice day 😊🌈

JT, I really appreciate your exploring and describing the old abandoned pieces of track during your travels. Very interesting and thanks your all your time spent traveling and posting train videos.

😊😊 super recording film,..biutiful days on USA 😊😊.

Does anyone else find themselves instinctively waving back to engineers in these videos? Happy Father's Day, JT.

Great video as always JawTooth Happy Father's Day

Happy Father's day JT God bless you and your family, sir. I love you're shows I'll ring the bells for ya when I pass ya ..Engineer J

I'm glad all of your pets made into the video, JT. I love ❤️ seeing them! Thank you so very much for the video today. I really enjoyed aĺ of your special features. Have a fantastic week, JT, and we'll chat again soon. 😊😊😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤❤❤

Hamilton never disappoints. Good trains. Thanks for showing the area really cool. Time marches on. Thanks for the video Brian stay well roll on

It's Sunday morning before church and I'm here drinking coffee and watching the awesome trains going through Ohio along the crossings and the awesome amazing live action pets thanks again Jaw Tooth. 🇺🇲🚂🚃🚃🚃🚃🇺🇲

I remember when that was the Main line in the early 80s before they built the underpass on high Street! I know there's a pic of what it look like before the construction of the bridge.

Nice

Awesome video JT thanks and have a great day from Scotland 😊

Wow! Excellent catching all the trains, I like them, they're awesome, I already uploaded the video of mine, that has, Happy Father's day, NS 26C, @JawTooth, Brian, thank you very much and happy Father's day.

My dream is to see those empty buildings become the center for manufacturing of 'something'. Such grand buildings rotting away is one of the saddest things to watch. One the the best things to watch is any Jaw Tooth video! All your videos are fabulous! "Travel the train of truth and compassion - you'll be glad you did"

Another great video JT.thanks for sharing. Happy Father's day.

Happy Fathers Day Brian, I hope you have a great day with family and friends 🙏🏻

I love those old buildings and the history lesson, my friend! I appreciate it more than you know. So awesome!!! 😊😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤❤

My hometown and have witnessed many a Gate Runner over the years!

Hi JT. Happy Father's Day! Thanks for the building tour. I love looking at old abandoned sites.

Happy Father's Day... Feliz día del Padre. Thanks for the look at the old mill and track. Enjoy your day, Señor Jaws. RT sends, envía, Puebla, México.

Happy Father's Day, JT! A beautiful day there and here in Pennsy as well! Heatwave coming soon, though! Lots of history this time, both RR and buildings!

Awesome view of that building!thank you so much.

CSX really takes care of their older engines Awesome video

I love old industrial buildings. Lot's of history.

Another great video JT and happy Father’s Day to you my friend and you stay safe out there and watch your back and we’ll see you on the next one

Hamilton super excellent Father's day video thanks Brian and happy father's day to you

I wonder how much the profits of companies that make spray paint would be lost if tagging stopped.

Father's day night, and I'm watching Jawtooth with my grandson. Life is good.

Also my dad is wanting to shout out in January he’s a huge trains video man just like you do while going to all of these amazing places to get cool trains!!! Anyways happy Father’s Day!

Outstanding day in Hamilton, JT. Really appreciated your "tour" of those beautiful old paper mill buildings...what a wonderful part of the "cityscape". And...what a fabulous "backdrop" -- between @8:45 and @14:25 -- for that manifest train. Excellent camera "angle", there... 👌👌

Was cool, as was the vintage PanAm car. 😎 I enjoyed seeing the old rail and the side of the old paper mill we hadn't seen. I'm a history buff of sorts. The articulated auto racks were interesting, too. I remember when you could see into the auto racks, the slats were so far apart. Thanks, JT! 😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤

Another awesome video. HAPPY FATHER'S DAY

I can remember when the auto racks didn't have sides!

Hey jaw tooth happy Father's Day. Wishing my dad in heaven a happy fathers day. Always a great day when seeing trains. . Have a great railroad day. 🚂🙋‍♀️

Very Cool!!! Thanks for showing the other side of the building..

Happy Father's Day JT. Really enjoy your videos. 👌👍😇

The caboose and new reefer cars were neat! 😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤

HAPPY FATHERS DAY JAW TOOTH! WOW! This video is one of your gems! You go the extra mile to show your viewers things that we wouldn’t expect, and it’s always so cool! Thanks, man!

Hey JT aka Brian. An amazing catch thank you happy Father's Day 😊

I like the old artifacts around the tracks. Search and point out more. We can all work to identify them.

Happy Father’s Day ‘tooth! Love it when you show old buildings,rails,bridges,etc.!

Wow, 2 runners first thing. I read where in 2020 CSX bought the Pan Am company. Cool. Great video.

Hi Jaw & it's Randy and i like yours video is Cool & Thanks Jaw & Friends Randy

This was a wonderful video !!!I really enjoyed the seeing all the old buildings and RR tracks !!! It was a nice look at history !!! The caboose was an added bonus as were the refrigerator cars !!!

Hi JT Happy Father's Day! Interesting find that old track. What a shame all those businesses are closed. Must have fed a lot of families back in the day. Interesting train. Thanks.

Another great video! Thank you for the history lesson! I love learning about old industrial buildings and the train tracks that used to service them.

Great catches awesome video and happy Father's day

Hope you have a great Fathers day. Also we really like the info on old day track layouts. 😊

Thanks for the info on the old sidings

JT ive just see the do not hump car on a CSX train heading to Virginia! 😊

Super nice video JT. I love it when we go exploring, old tracks, old building. Thank you. Happy Father’s Day! ❤

Happy Father's Day, enjoy the RR archeology and seeing the abandoned spurs,nice footage!🛤🚂

Happy Father's day JT great video as always.

Great 👏

Happy Father's Day to all.New switch panels.

Cool trains, awesome tour of those old buildings, and one non railfan. Just another day in Hamilton. Thanks JT.

Love you telling about those old buildings, very cool

Cool Video! Happy Father's Day!

Hi Jaw Tooth! (1) it’s great to see on any NS CSX or any train rolling stock from fallen flags. Those railroads don’t exist corporate wise anymore but rolling stock still exists from them. (2) That rail you showed next that old building can’t be any more than 50 I bet those now abandoned buildings were really humming back in the day. Great video!! Have a great day!!

Hey JawTooth thanks for finally said my name Connor than Corey yep it’s official I will watch your video upload right on they are booking so fast!!

The trains that you caught in Hamilton, Ohio were interesting to watch, Jaw Tooth! I have seen similar track panels cars like the ones on the first train in this video. Thank you for the railroad archaeology that you brought to us in this video. I found the exploration of the various tracks and spurs informative.

Informative review and I wasn't aware WP was the only class one railroad to purchase the 5077 boxcar. Learn something new every day.

Isn't it great to have the ability to see former railroad tracks, roads and other features in the landscape? You can see old crossings and streetcar lines that most people take for granted. When I first started taking Amtrak to go up north, I saw where the former Virginian Railway Main Line used to cross the CSX North End Subdivision in Jarratt, Virginia. That was turned into an industrial spur too. Now that spur is inactive.

Amazing videos Jaw Tooth keep up the good work

Appreciate when you give tours of the area you're filming and your home property too! Fantastic video JT! P.S. They seriously have to give that caboose a horn instead of that whistle! 🚂🚂🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃💯👍🇺🇸

Thank you

Happy father's day jaw tooth, awesome video again.

Those were good trains to start with, JT! On the mixed manifest the track wa

cool stuff .

Hey brian. Very awesome live action. Happy Fathers Day to you my friend.

Happy Father's Day J.T. Thanks for the Heaton St.video.I used to work in this area and it always had the best drivers Hamilton has to offer. 😅😅😅😅

Nice job, catching those trains jaw tooth keep it up and be safe out there while Railfanning please

So sad when a business has gone and main line ripped up!

Those abandoned tracks made me think about all the abandoned trackage in the eastern half of Dayton OH .

awesome video!

Awesome video keep up with a great work and be safe out there. And Happy Father's day

Back in the day, what is now CSX in Hamilton was B&O, and what is now NS was the Pennsylvania. The paper mill in question was the Beckett Paper Mill. That neighborhood was the site of many big manufacture's up until the 1960's including Bendix, Ford, Niles Tool Works, Baldwin/Lima/Hamilton locomotives and Champion Paper. The Augsperger Road crossing north of Hamilton in New Miami was the site of Armco Steel's Coke plant that supplied the Middletown Works. Unfortunately, Hamilton, as many midwest industrial cities that were in their glory during that time fell prey to modern technology and has become part of the rust belt.

Nice job my good friend 👍

Saw on the news this morning that one of those paper mill buildings burned down.

Omg what is the hurry lol why is that crossing always have runners?!?!? Also Brian thank you for showing the abandoned siding that used to be the main line A+ video as always 😊

Saw 2 panam box cars on train in Thurmond last week

This video is really cool 😊

Thank You Jaw Tooth Happy Father's Day son! Live Action Inc.

Happy Fathers day Brian aka Jaw Tooth

Hey Jaw Tooth, you really need to put that "BUT WAIT, THERE'S MORE!" phrase on a t-shirt 👕.

Happy father's day sun

Nice film Brian 👍

Be careful! The overgrown wasteland could well be a snake's lair!

Have. Fun catching. Watching. Trains. Ya. I. Got.runer. Here. To. And you. Can. Til. They. Are. Not. A. Train. Fan. Like. We. Are

Now theirs something you don't sea everyday train tracks riding a train has the world gone backwards. Lol

Good morning jaw tooth

Happy Father's Day

those buildings were the Hamilton shops of Baldwin Lima Hamilton, they made steam engines and ships propellors till the late 60s was Niles machine, American Machine, Hooven Owens &rentschler and Lima Hamilton before merge with Baldwin. that whole empty 2 blocks were part of it. B&O and Pensylvania ran through town one block apart until High st underpass in late 60s B&O closer to river Both my Grandfathers worked for B&O and I worked for CSX.

nice!

Happy father day