The Truth About Yellowstone’s Train Station Scene

Is the Yellowstone train station scene based on a real place? Absolutely!

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A breakdown of Yellowstone, Season 1 Episode 4 and Episode 5, including the introduction of the train station.

0:00 Yellowstone’s Train Station, Explained
0:35 Where is Yellowstone’s train station filmed?
1:15 Did Fred deserve to die?
1:50 Yellowstone’s brand, explained
2:40 The real-life zone of death
4:05 Yellowstone Ep. 5 recap
4:56 Beth Dutton’s mama issues
6:02 Music of Yellowstone Ep. 4 and 5

Dutton Rules, a Yellowstone and 1923 Podcast:

On YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLDVfSPfze0tS5l0FUYraokO4JVQ40zhB

Apple: https://bit.ly/DuttonRules

Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3BPkcug

Where Yellowstone films the train station → https://tasteofcountry.com/yellowstone-train-station-filming-location/

Yellowstone Cowboys: Who’s faking it? → https://youtu.be/L9mVHDpj3pI

Yellowstone music, Ep. 4:
Ryan Bingham, “Sunrise”
Brad Hatfield, “After Hours”
Whiskey Myers, “Frogman”
Uncle Lucius, “Keep the Wolves Away”
Whiskey Myers, “Stone”

Yellowstone music, Ep. 5:
Whiskey Myers, “Bar, Guitar and Honky Tonk Crowd”
Jason Rebello, “Have a Cava”
Maren Morris, “I Wish I Was”
Ryan Bingham, “All Choked Up Again”
William Wild, “Morning”
Ryan Bingham, “Sunrise”

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