"Sand Patch: Part 3 - West Keystone " is our 8th video following the Old B&O Railroad and it surveys another historic riverside track by following first the Youghiogheny River then the Monongahela River to Pitteburgh, Pennsylvania. Here's a area without too much coverage over the years as the Pittsburgh and Connellsville, then the Pittsburgh and Lake Erie then the Baltimore & Ohio toiled in obscurity carying freight, coke and steel.
This video takes you through the rest of the Keystone Subdivision, then continues into the Pittsburgh Subdivision. From Connellsville, we follow a fairly level river route through towns and communities very much in transition from the very heavy mining and industrialized region of days gone by. There are plenty of artifacts of that rich industrial heritage as well as evidence of the huge struggle for the area to reinvent itself. We visit the sites of one of the early Southwestern Pennsylvania bourbon distilleries in Broad Ford, then |
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