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This final episode in this beautiful, and action-packed, farewell to the Montana Rail Link covers the eastern portion of the railroad from Logan to MRL’s busy yard in Laurel.
Two shows with the complete story of the avalanche on Donner Pass that rolled a diesel, trapped a crew and closed Donner Pass for 9 days. Meet the crew, see the rotary go out, hear the rescue and see the UP crews reopen this important mountain pass.
Follow the steamboat Delta Queen on its last scheduled overnight cruise from Cincinnati to Memphis in October of 2008. Whistle and calliope included! :-)
Vintage film from the 1920s and later, then video from the last 25 years show riverboats, sternwheelers and steamboats on the Mississippi & Ohio Rivers.
75th Anniversary cruise of the steamboat Delta Queen – with additional footage and history!
A 685 mile cruise, an engine room tour, a steam boat museum tour…and much more. Much more than a cruise!
Exciting “found” footage gives us Conrail and D&H action around Allentown, including the Conrail OCS train. Of course, Big Mike narrates with his unique knowledge of the area and the railroad.
Volume 4 of Short Lines & Branch Lines covers the Raritan River Railroad, the Wellsville, Addison and Galeton (the WAG) and the Niagara Junction Railway.
In Part 3, of this 4 part farewell series, we continue east across Montana Rail Link’s Second Subdivision over Winston Hill and through Lombard Canyon to Logan. In Stock and Shipping.
Get an insider look at one of the most intact steam railroads in America!
East Broad Top Reborn DVD follows the rebirth of Pennsylvania’s East Broad Top Railroad from the opening weekend in 2020 through the return of steam locomotive No. 16 for the Winter Spectacular in 2023!
With all gearing exposed and all wheels powered, Geared engines were some of the strangest looking steam engines ever built. Join Trains magazine in taking a look at these fascinating steam engines in the Great American Steam Locomotives: Geared and Logging DVD.
Trains and ferries were the way many people traveled to New York City in the pre-expressway late 1940s.
The busy former SP Sunset Route has been the property of the UP since September 1996.
This DVD shows 30 hours of action on the UP’s toughest grade – Cima Hill
Come with us as we tour one of Union Pacific’s three helper grades in the Blue Mountains before the age of distributed power and see 24 hours of action on the UP’s main line to the Pacific Northwest.
Tag along with Mike, Keith, Danny and their dad Joe as they railfan the fallen flags of eastern PA and beyond.
Gorham, Illinois is a Junction between Union Pacific’s Chester Subdivision and The Mt. Vernon, Subdivision.
On this program we go back in time to the Bloomington / Normal, ILL. area, starting in the 1990’s! See trains 22, 21 “The Texas Eagle”, 303, 304, 305, 311 & 312 also known as “The Loop”. Trains 311 & 312 ran from Chicago to Springfield, ILL. and 312 used an Amfleet cab car. Also…
The hollers of coal country in West Virginia, Virginia, and Kentucky. Filmed over the course of two years in every kind of weather from scorching summer heat to winter snow.
Get a last look at a fan favorite. We visit the KCS’s Meridian Speedway – and off the Speedway too. See matched F-units with silver behind and the latest locomotives in new paint. KCS Finale is a great goodbye!
Conrail’s Kaleidoscope Years is a new series covering the first few years of operations featuring a wide variety of motive power color schemes inherited from the former Anthracite Roads, as well as leased foreign power.
The steam locomotive is the Industrial Revolution’s “high-tech”. No one was unaffected. And our lives were changed forever. This is 24 hours on steam railroad, including a cab ride.
Imagine in one short year how a lonely cattle ranch in the high desert explodes into an old west-style Las Vegas? Saloons, …gambling, …supplies for the trail, …and fortunes won and lost on a draw of a card. That’s what happened to Williams, Arizona in 1881-’82. Cowboys, prospectors, loggers, ranchers, workers, and fortune-seekers suddenly ride in from all over the high desert and beyond to forge a town where the rules are being made up as they go along. That’s just the beginning of the Santa Fe Branch that became the Grand Canyon Railway,
The True-Life Adventures of Real Tank Engines. This is about a lot more than just tank engines. It’s a picture window into an interesting part of steam railroading. There are really two shows on this DVD, 1) A show aimed at kids and their fascination, thanks in part to Thomas, with tank engines, and then 2) A documentary on the tank engine and how it was used on the railroad.
Authentic equipment on old logging lines. That’s something any rail fan can appreciate.
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