Uploaded October 2014 | Updated September 2026, 11 hours ago
On September 28th, 2014, Amtrak engineer George Landrock made his final voyage on the tracks, back in to Portland's Union Station. He has been the engineer in many of my Amtrak videos of mine, a great friend, and after fourty years, six months, and ten days, he is free from the rails. Close friends and co-works set up torpedoes as a celebratory congratulations.
Included is George's speech from his retirement party which was held later that night at the Oregon Rail Heritage Center.
Radio audio recorded by Chris Stubblefield.
Footage at the beginning is taken by me, of George's runs.
On September 28th, 2014, Amtrak engineer George Landrock made his final voyage on the tracks, back in to Portland's Union Station. He has been the engineer in many of my Amtrak videos of mine, a great friend, and after fourty years, six months, and ten days, he is free from the rails. Close friends and co-works set up torpedoes as a celebratory congratulations.
Included is George's speech from his retirement party which was held later that night at the Oregon Rail Heritage Center.
Radio audio recorded by Chris Stubblefield.
Footage at the beginning is taken by me, of George's runs.
