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In this video, we take a tour of the Bryan, Ohio Amtrak station and explore one of the most interesting small-town stops on the Amtrak network.

Located in northwest Ohio, the Bryan Amtrak Station serves passengers traveling on the famous Capitol Limited, connecting Chicago and Washington, D.C. While the station itself is small and quiet today, the railroad line running through Bryan has an incredible place in American rail history.

In 1966, the experimental jet-powered M-497 “Black Beetle” set a United States rail speed record of 183.68 mph on the New York Central line near Bryan, Ohio. That record-setting run remains one of the most fascinating experiments in American railroad history.

In this tour, we take a closer look at the station, the platforms, and the surrounding tracks where high-speed rail history was made.

If you enjoy train stations, rail history, Amtrak travel, and small-town railfanning, this stop in Bryan is definitely worth checking out.

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