Inside of La Plata MO Station

I took the train there once and enjoyed my stay at the Depot Inn & suites, and all the town had to offer. If you've never been there, it's definitely a place to visit. Great video!

Thanks for taking the time to show the hundreds of camera viewers what the station is actually like. Don't think I'll ever get to visit it from here in Australia! Those freights look awesome passing at ground level.

Thank you for this very enjoyable video.

I wondered what it looked like inside the station, but I thought since people are there waiting on a train, I thought maybe there's be like a little coffee ☕ shop, where they serve coffee, hot tea and hot chocolate for those who might want something warm to drink on cold days and nights while waiting on their next train.. Makes sense. But other than that it is a very nice looking station. 👍😃

Good job! Thank u for share! Grettings from Brazil!

A time warp to simpler times.

Thank you for showing us the interior of the station. Greetings from Paraguay

Thanks - have often wondered myself what the station looked like inside...

Jeez 12k

Very art deco, whoever he was.

Interesting to see inside, buf fast panning made much of it unwatchable to me, a gimble would also be a good idea, oh & please dump the music.

Nice station. Greetings from Indonesia.

Thanks for the interior shots. But it would have been nice if you went out the door, that goes out to the tracks. And a few more things. Maybe on your next trip.

Great video (as always!) Nice to see the inside of LaPlata Sta. Thanks!

I have been watching the virtual La Plata site for about 10 months and always wondered what the station looked like inside! It is very nice and looks retro like in the golden age of rail travel. I thought I saw a quick view of Amy Cox sitting in the station? Was that her? I lived in Delaware County, PA, suburbs of Philadelphia from 1960 through 1995 and lived about 1 1/2 miles from the North East Corridor so I would occasionally drove over and watch the numerous Amtrak trains north and south bound doing around 100 mph. More recently watching the Acela trains whizzing by as well as the stupid high school boys and girls crossing the tracks instead of the underpasses! the outer 2 tracks where for the local SEPTA commuter trains in and out of Philly! Since 1995 I live about a 1/4 mile from the Amtrak train that runs from Harrisburg, PA to Philly.

Far out

ROugh camera handling, could have been so much smoother.

No cameo for Todd Samm?

Where's the train model?

Did I see it right ?? One train to the West and one train to the East ??


This is typical USA - level of a a Third Country !!

Very cool indeed

small station, really nothing to it.

Are you planning a combined station/platform vid? I'd like to see a vid that shows the station as a whole facility, and how the passengers enter and exit the station.

Great video, thanks.

Nice

Well thanks very much. Had previously done a google earth on the town. Now all I need to do is get there ? Thanks again.

Change the godawful music please.

Stations are always cozy places. Lots of old pictures on the walls too.

Quaint.
I wonder if there’s any value in Amtrak timetables of the early 1970s when it first started.

If Y’all Don’t Like The Music Then Don’t Watch The Video You Don’t Have To Keep On Saying Something, I was 11 When I made this I’m 14 now. I’d Also Just Gotten The Camera The 25th If December This Was The 28th Of 2018

I enjoyed the video, but your camera work was a little too jerky and you shifted scenes a little too quick. None the less, a great video. I'm just curious. Looking at Google Earth, LA Plata is a small town and the surrounding area is spread. Why does Amtrak stop there and why are there so many passengers, and where do they go? I would like to have seen more of the surrounding area around the station, but like I said, I love the video.

Obrigado por mostrar!!! vejo todos os dias essa estação através da câmera online partir daqui do Brasil.... gostei muito de conhecer por dentro da estação!!!

Tnx for the vid mate👍🏻 I was wondering how it looks from inside.
Greets from the Netherlands👊🏻

Your panning way too fast around the room.

You did a good job. I liked the old pictures and finally got to see the railroad club. Nice to see the inside of the station too. :-)

Hey....what’s with the music huh,whattup with the crappy music.

Excellent Enterprising Endeavour 🌹

Why is it railfans always buy cheap cameras without wide angle lenses and no optical stabilization? I survived 30 seconds of your horrible production. You are an embarrassment to railfanning.
Buy a gyro stabilized hand mount an a Hero Black 4K camera with wide angle lens included. They are inexpensive and you will get positive comments about you productions.
Leave the music choice to someone that knows the difference between background music and commercial tripe downloaded for free.

Thanks for this video and greetings from Germany

I might be in a minority of one but I liked that second music track! If anyone knows what it is let me know, please. Thanks!

Greetings from. England, v interesting do you know when the station was actually built, style is intriguing. Thanks

Thank you.

earlier i was gonna search for this because i was curious but i forgot and now i got this in my recommended.. wait what-

OMG, leather seats! This would be unconceivable in Hungary (Europe) today. Our gypsies would cut them into pieces in 2 days. :(

Love that music in this video

Great Video, place looks like a throwback in time, and I would keep it that way, not much around that looks like that anymore.

Ok

What was the intro song? I forgot

Thanks for uploading that. Now I know what it's like inside the famous La Plata station.