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Related: About this forumA Vintage Rail Journey on the Montana Daylight (Sandpoint, ID - Livingston, MT)
Last edited Fri Jun 21, 2024, 02:23 PM - Edit history (1)
Hop aboard for a Rare-Mileage Journey on the "Montana Daylight"- a tour train that ran along the old Northern Pacific & Milwaukee Road mainlines on a 2-day journey from Sandpoint, Idaho to Livingston, Montana from 1995 until 2004. This train no longer runs & the line is freight-only, so the one of the only ways to see this route by rail is to watch this vintage video!
(Note: This video is low-res & was recorded on Super8 film & converted to digital MP4 and is included here for historical purposes)
For more trip videos & pics, see my website at https://northamericabyrail.info/
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A Vintage Rail Journey on the Montana Daylight (Sandpoint, ID - Livingston, MT) (Original Post)
Hiawatha Pete
Jun 2024
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2naSalit
(93,085 posts)1. Cool!
Hiawatha Pete
(1,965 posts)2. Thanks, 2naSalit!
Wonder Why
(4,646 posts)3. My wife and I did the Daylight in the summer of 1999. Loved it.
Hiawatha Pete
(1,965 posts)4. Thanks for checking out my post, Wonder Why!