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“Reading & Northern 425, Solo Fury” follows excursions pulled by the railroad’s Pacific steamer, without a diesel helper, across the 300 mile system in eastern Pennsylvania.
Rotary OY is joined by K-36 class Mikado #487 & 484, and put on a great show as they push Rotary OY up the 4% grade between Chama & Cumbres Pass.
Jim Hertzog’s “Reading Line” runs through the Pennsylvania coal fields in the mid- 1950s.
Bob Brown’s Tuolumne Forks Railroad combines the charm of a logging and mining operation with the passenger traffic of a tourist line.
We visit Ukraine and find a whole new world of steam-hauled trains..
2020 was a tough one for BNSF’s Great Northern crossing of Stevens Pass. 7idea takes into the storm.
See fifty Great Lakes ships of the US and Canadian fleets up close and in action at various ports, rivers, locks, and lakes. Volume 4 of the series.
See fifty Great Lakes ships of the US and Canadian fleets up close and in action at various ports, rivers, locks, and lakes. Volume 3 of the series.
“Baldwin Diesels” is a 2 show combo: “Early Baldwin Diesels on the Southern Pacific” and “California’s Baldwin Diesels”. See action on the SP, Trona, Amador Central and the Sierra Railroad. All Baldwins!
Narrow gauge 2-8-0 #315 was built for the Florence & Cripple Creek Railroad in 1875, later became Rio Grande 425, then D&RGW 315. It finished service as the Durango Switcher in 1949, and now runs for the Durango & Silverton!
This is a quality show with 16mm original films expertly transferred to video for your viewing pleasure. There is a wealth of material here with both riding and trackside views between 1954 and the early 1970’s. This covers freight and passenger trains on the 4th Division of the Denver and Rio Grande Western between 1954…
In 14 miles of the West Slope we see Sullivan’s Curve, Mormon Rocks, Blue Cut and the Summit (and more). With grades as steep as 3% and both Union Pacific and BNSF pouring trains back-to-back through this 14 mile funnel landscape, this is exciting big-time railroading! Look for rare visitors to the pass: Snow and Big Boy 4014!
Rare 90s footage from the S Line and around Oyama Yard.
A Union Pacific Big Boy at Kansas City Union Station. Who would have guessed?! Follow 4014 on the run to Kansas City and home to Cheyenne: Arkansas, Oklahoma, Kansas and Colorado. 4014 runs in a near blizzard!
It’s nothing short of amazing, In 2013 Big Boy 4014 was a static display in Pomona, California. In 2018Â she was in pieces in Cheyenne, Wyoming. In late 2019 we see 4014 under her own power in California and at scenic spots along the Sunset Route!
During the summer of 2017, Advanced Approach Videos filmed and documented the move of a historic refrigerated boxcar from Holland to Port Huron.
See these seven great Hoosier State railroads as they travel across the scenic countryside of northern Indiana.
See these six great shortline railroads as they travel across the scenic volunteer state of Tennessee and past several historic depots.
This SP main line traverses a long, fertile valley surrounded by mountains.
The sequel to “Rotaries: Avalanche on the Mountain”. Find out what happened after the avalanche and the 9 days to open Donner Pass. Ride with the rotary crew!
Hop on board, there’s a lot of railroading inside the city limits of St. Louis. Join us for all the hot spots!
From June 20 – 22, 2014, eight operating steam locomotives gathered in Owosso, Michigan for the largest gathering of operating steam locomotives in the USA so far this century.
The Reading & Northern runs steam nearly year-round! Here are 3 great steam engines on the R&N. (Note: This is prior to the amazing return of Reading T1 2102.)
The original transcon route. For over 150 years UP’s line across the prairies of southern Wyoming have been alive with the hum of steel wheels.
Hover over an ore dock as a laker is filled with taconite. Be in the cab with an ore train stretched out behind you. Chase ore jennies through the northwoods in 2019. All that and more awaits you in “Michigan Ore Lines, 30 Years on the Marquette Range”
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