Closest House Ever To Railroad Tracks 9 Years Later! Abandoned Railroad & Trains 9 Feet From Home! Video
Update on closest house to railroad tracks ever! Trains so close to house that you can't walk between the train and the house! 9 years later! Half of this short line railroad branch is abandoned and out of service. This ex Pennsylvania Railroad was operated by Rail America and then Indiana & Ohio Railway when I caught trains from both companies going by it. The house is in Cedar Grove, Indiana and the rail is about 9 feet from the brick of the house. At one time there was a switch right next to the house on the opposite side of the tracks for a siding. The switch handle is still laying in the weeds. The track here has been out of service since 2013 due to severe washouts. This video shows a train going by the house in 2011 and shows the tracks there as they are today. I did the same thing in another spot along the line and this video shows the tracks in several locations. Half of this 26 mile Brookville Branch is out of service with washouts and heavy vegetation. In 2011, I was just south of Cedar Grove and found a spot where they had just replaced a section of broken rail. There was a small piece discarded by the road and I show a few pictures of it in this video. It is amazing how small the rail is. It is very light weight 1897 rail.I also show the end of active track. Both of the main customers on this line are new. The grain elevator that ships grain in was just built a few years ago. See my videos of it under construction in my Indiana & Ohio Railway playlist. The other customer is Valley Asphalt and they just installed a spur this year that includes a level crossing. They ship gravel in from Melvin Stone just north of Wilmington, Ohio. See my videos of the spur construction.I am trying to record this line for history. Some day this video will be an important part of history. Filmed July 21, 2020.
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