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Rare film takes us to the Lehigh Valley between 1959 and 1975, and from South Plainfield, New Jersey to the main in Pennsylvania and then switching in Lima, New York.
The C&NW was great granger railroad with lots of action. In this documentary by Bill Warrick we’ll see C&NW steam, diesels, streamliners, and freights. Exclusive interviews help us understand this great railroad.
It was a time of tears, that fateful Spring of 1865, as Abraham Lincoln’s funeral train crept from Washington, DC to Springfield, Illinois. This is the complete story of the sad, unique and historic train. Reported by Bill Warrick with the help of Lincoln scholar Dr. Wayne Wesolowski of Benedictine University.
Five different examples of steam locomotive technology captured on freights in the woods of the Northwest. Archival B&W footage helps tell the logging story. Interview with the chief mechanic at Mt. Rainier.
This documentary weaves archive black & white and color film, with photos, expert narration and recent film of restored logging steam locomotives working on lines through Northwest Pacific forests. The story follows logging from colonial days through the end of steam logging and into modern logging. NOTE: The narrator discusses logging’s impact on the environment, positive and negative, and on workers.
Chicago to LA, Nogales to Portland. Union Pacific is a Super Railroad. See why, and see where, in this 7 disc, 7 hour and 15 minute spectacular.
Shortlines and regionals are a vital source of traffic for the big Class 1 Railroads. Much of Conrail’s traffic in the Northeast fit this pattern. Explore those railroads and their Conrail connections.
Famed rail photographer Emery Gulash once said “to be a railfan in the mid 1950’s in or near Chicago was a double barrel dream”. If that’s the case, being a Chicagoland railfan in the early 1990s meant capturing the great railroads before they were gone. Dennis Jenko caught these soon to be fallen flags: ATSF, BN, CCP, CNW, CR, CSX, EJ&E, IHB, SOO, and WC.
Journey across the southwest,over a distance of more than 300 miles through some of the most beautiful but desolate landscape in BNSF’s western region
See one of America’s finest railroads in some of its finest locations, sadly for Santa Fe fans, in its final days.
In Volume 2 of the tracks of the old Missouri Pacific, we’ll continue in the St. Louis Missouri area and across the Mississippi River in the East St. Louis area with Green Frog’s professional railroad photographer Rich Scheid.
In Volume 1, we’ll travel across the tracks of the Missouri Pacific with Green Frog’s professional railroad photographer Rich Scheid.
Volume-2 of the Old Michigan line, from Battle Creek Michigan to Chicago, we stop at towns such as Battle Creek, Kalamazoo, Dowagiac, Niles Michigan City, Indiana, and on to the windy city–Chicago–the rail hub of the US.
Continuing coverage of Conrail’s Executive Train, this last installment shows scenes of this dual-purpose train taken at track level, whereas our first two volumes were cab rides.
Enjoy this tribute to the CNW from one of its own.
(SPECIAL COLLECTOR’S EDITION) 5 DVD Set
Special Package Set!
The Central was the main line that ran within fifty feet of Emery’s bedroom when he was a child.
Join Green Frog through the professional digital camera of Rich Scheid as we visit CSX’s Eastern Kentucky coal country.
Travel with Green Frog on an action packed trip over CSX’s Abbeville Sub.
Travel with Green Frog’s cameras along two sub-divisions of CSX’s very hilly regions between Augusta, Georgia and Spartanburg, South Carolina.
Travel with Green Frog on the continuing saga of CSX in the Mid-west.
Follow over 200 miles of track through beautiful fall scenery on this journey from Pittsburgh to Willard, Ohio.
Introducing Volume 5 of our very popular CSX series…
Continuing our most popular series ever, Volume 4 of our CSX series is filled with beautiful Appalachian scenery, as photographed in fall colors
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1522 Galloping through Texas BNSF's 2001 Employee Special