Casey Jones 1957. Just the Cannonball express train..

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I was a little over a year old . I still remember this show. I named my first dog Casey.

daleeasternbrat

As a train nut my whole life, this was one of my favorite shows.

johnnyjames

Casey "Shure we never arrive at a stop at the right speed, so we always have to put the loco in reverse or we just create another flat on the wheel tyre when we skid to a halt! and what type of wood are you using Wally? because there's an awful lot of black smoke coming out of the stack". This stuff never occurred to me when I was 5 years old loving this TV show!

simonfunwithtrains

Something I could never figure out was why the Cannonball Express had a flat car in its consist! Never mind that, it was good to watch - and it still is!

johndavies

After the cannon ball express was over worked by Casey Jones, it was retired for the nice and easy life on petty coat junction!!!

robertdipaola

They always stop the train by spinning the drivers backwards... that can't be good for it. They did that a lot on Petticoat Junction as well I wonder how many times Sierra #3 had to have its tires replaced working on these shows.

michaelramsey

“Is this a holdup?”
“It’s a science experiment.”

bcgrittner

Casey Jones was played by Alan Hale. He was best known for his role as the Skipper from Gilligan's Island.

waynemacfarland

That combine car sure does look like the one from petticoat junction, wonder if it is since this and PJ were both filmed on the same railroad with the same engine.

generaltophat

11:18 train chugging and 13:52 11:25 whistle

louannspencer

Happy memories! Wally Sims must have earned his promotion - Dub Taylor (looking little different) played the engineer of a Union prison train which Jimmie Stuart held up and burned in the film 'Shenandoah'.

johndavies