@kayleyyyyedmondson: #bigboy4014 🫶

William Goudreau :

I love how some people are thinking that the bridge will be weak. When those railroad bridges were vastly overbuilt, the only collapses were from; incorrectly built bridges, poor materials, or a collision with the bridge

nothankyou :

1.2 million pounds. The largest steam locomotive on earth. The echo from that whistle. People heard the same thing over 150 years ago. Incredible.

Kayla -Corning NY Photographer :

I wasnt able to get to the spot I had originally planned but this worked out, so cool

lifestooshort81 :

The whistle fade makes the train sound like it’s moving so much faster then the train comes a creepin slowly into view 🤣 - going next week to steam town to see her

❌Willie Brigante❌ :

I cannot wait to see this beautiful piece of American ingenuity in Philadelphia in July. Definitely a must see!!!!

Eli Fatta :

froghiccups :

“Get up, Vern, damnit!!!”

el_tanque :

Went over that bridge hundreds of times, check my page 😁

fafoorita :

That is so awesome! I didn’t even know that bridge was still train viable !

😈Kaven😈 :

They are staying over night in my town

BaddestFgt :

Tori🍵 :

I love that it stopped to say hi!

Mollie :

I saw it up close in buffalo the other day lol

ErinBCarin' :

what a sweet view!!!!

ItalianBestie91 :

Who else is following this train via tt 🚊 cuz it’s THAT awesome?

despicabledad :

Picturesque +++ 👍👏

Jessica Lynn 81 :

stayed at the Glen Iris Inn in the balcony suite, slept right next to the falls ❤️❤️

MNSTRxIV :

heavenly

waffledchicken :

I've never been more jealous in my entire life

Here for the Award :

Saw him this weekend in Ohio! Totally once in a lifetime

Matt :

I love letchworth, we used to go up on that bridge

Hi :

Am i the only one who doesn’t understand the fascination?

Brayden🚂🚃🚃 :

I saw 4014 a few years ago in Texas!! What a trip!!

🦡 :

It passed under a bridge a mile from our home. I pulled my train-obsessed fourth grader out of school for the morning to go see it. Incredible engine!