• Amtrak's Sunset Transcon with Train #1

    Amtrak’s Sunset Transcon with Train #1

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    This is Tain #1 – the oldest name train in the US and America’s longest and first Coast-to-Coast route!

  • Erie Lackawanna, The Friendly Service Route, 1964 to 1976

    Erie Lackawanna, The Friendly Service Route, 1964 to 1976

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    The Erie-Lackawanna offered commuters an on-time ride. Shippers received excellent service. And, until 1970, long distance passengers were afforded views of some of the best scenery east of the Rockies.

  • Broadway Limited 1902-1995

    Broadway Limited 1902-1995

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    From the 1902 immediate predecessor the Pennsylvania Special to the end run of the Broadway Limited in 1995. This look at one train is a tour-de-force of railroad history.

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  • Fifty Years After Link, Then and Now along the Link Trail

    Fifty Years After Link, Then and Now along the Link Trail

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    The photographer O. Winston Link (1914-2001) earned praise both in railroad and photographic history for his amazing portraits of N&W steam. Fifty years after Mr. Link made his famous portraits of steam in the night, we revisit many of these places to see what has changed and, surprisingly, what has not.

  • Birth of an Amtrak Viewliner

    Birth of an Amtrak Viewliner

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    Here is the Viewliner story – from Amtrak’s prototypes, to design, construction, and revenue service.

  • Towers, CSXs Relics in the 1990s

    Towers, CSXs Relics in the 1990s

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    The Baltimore & Ohio was a railroad of firsts. By 1842, it had connected Cumberland, MD, with the East Coast.

  • Mid America at Mid Century

    Mid America at Mid Century

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    Don’t miss the Soo Line Laker with NYC, PRR Pullmans, and more – including a furious 70 MPH pace of a NYC freight which eluded the auto when the photographer’s wife decided the train had won

  • Erie Lackawanna Encore

    Erie Lackawanna Encore

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    Ride ALCO RS-2 #900 on the “Steel King” through the street at Warren – Visit the Cleveland Docks – Watch Bloomsburg Branch Fs and Patriotic SDs in the snow at Olean.

  • Narrow Gauge Forever, The Rio Grande, Yesterday & Today

    Narrow Gauge Forever, The Rio Grande, Yesterday & Today

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    See authentic narrow gauge action in the 1950s by Colorado Railroad Museum founder Bob Richardson. You will see wedge plows in action on the Sapinero Branch during the “Big Snow” year of 1953, along with the drifted-in Crested Butte Station.

  • Wheeling & Lake Erie, The New Generation

    Wheeling & Lake Erie, The New Generation

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    Next we view typical action in the early years with a colorful mix of hand me-down EMDs: Five units on a heavy coal drag out of Pittsburgh’s Rook Yard, the 2662 screaming up the 5% grade at Mogadore as the engine dies while passing the camera, a cab ride through the P&WV tunnel district, some yard action, a few wrecks, and some stunning winter scenes.

  • B&O Lake Line

    B&O Lake Line

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    Lots of mainline steam & diesel at Lordstown, Willard. and more.

  • Through the Guide, Passenger Runs Before Amtrak, 1950s-1960s

    Through the Guide, Passenger Runs Before Amtrak, 1950s-1960s

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    Using the Offical Guide as a 90 minute study of passenger runs before Amtrak. An invaluable work for modelers, as the entire consist of most trains is shown

  • New York Central, Back to "The Road to the Future"

    New York Central, Back to “The Road to the Future”

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    There are other surprises as well, but mostly just good train watching: “20th Century Limited”, “Empire State Express”‘ and other Limiteds alongside freights with pacemaker box cars, flexi-vans, and tri-level auto racks.

  • B&O in Transition, 1955 to 1957

    B&O in Transition, 1955 to 1957

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    Horsepower was the main thing – just get the tonnage over the road but for the observer, B&O’s mixed bag of external and internal combustion power made for a show full of suspense and variety

  • BC Rail, Starlight to Buddwiser via RDC

    BC Rail, Starlight to Buddwiser via RDC

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    The ticket agent at Newark Penn Station raised his eyebrows… and invited me into his office. It was 1969, and I had given him a cross-country itinerary for three us which included a segment from Prince George to North Vancouver over the Pacific Great Eastern. “You’re the first person in twenty years to request that line!” The PGE and BCR via RDC and more, including steam!

  • 150 Years at Horseshoe Curve

    150 Years at Horseshoe Curve

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    A Double Feature! See 20 minutes of Pennsylvania Railroad heritage from 1948 to 1952 and then the modern Curve, PC, Conrail, NS and Amtrak.

  • North American Trolley Treasures, 1930 to 1970 and Beyond

    North American Trolley Treasures, 1930 to 1970 and Beyond

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    Both regular operation and charters are part of our North American tour, which spans the late 1930s to 1970 along with a few postscript items bridging the new century. This was truly a different time in America, a time when you grabbed your lunch pail and caught the street car a block or two from your home and rode to work with ease and style. Some of America’s largest cities continue to operate trolley lines, trams or light rail. A few are even using PCC cars! You can still see these proud old cars running in Boston (Mattapan Line), Kenosha, Philadelphia, San Diego and San Francisco (the F Line, or Market Line). If you live in, or go to, one of those cities, you can ride the past – today!

  • Canada's Rocky Mountaineer

    Canada’s Rocky Mountaineer

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    Remarkable new vistas greeted rail passengers in 1885 when the “National Dream” of the link between British Columbia and eastern Canada was hammered into reality with a final spike. The Coast, Selkirk and Rocky Mountains still beckon visitors – and the best way to see it all is the Rocky Mountaineer.

  • Midwest Menagerie, 20 Railroads from the Heartland

    Midwest Menagerie, 20 Railroads from the Heartland

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    MoPac Fs grinding up Kirkwood Hill … Illinois Terminal freight curving through Peoria streets… An extra-long “California Zephyr”… 4-8-4s hauling strings of G.T.W. heavy-weight varnish and so much more from the Midwest.

  • Rock Island and Gulf, Mobile & Ohio, 1960-1965, in Wallin's Wonders

    Rock Island and Gulf, Mobile & Ohio, 1960-1965, in Wallin’s Wonders

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    GM&O action between 1960 and 1965 includes the Kansas City Bloomington Motor Car; FAs at Corinth, MS; the only E8 and F7A on the roster; and mail pick up at 80 per in Virden, IL. Then, there’s Rock – some of their FAs rode on EMD trucks! Silvis Shops power includes Centercab Whitcombs and a leased UP Alco S4. An F2 on freight and E3 heading the “Golden State” are two examples of why this road has such appeal to the student of rare diesels.

  • California Zephyr, Winds of Change, 1949 through 2005

    California Zephyr, Winds of Change, 1949 through 2005

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    California Zephyr quickly earned fame as “the most talked about train in America”. It operated through the Colorado Rockies and Feather River Canyon – some of the most beautiful scenery in the US West.

  • Grand Island, Dawn to Dusk, 2008

    Grand Island, Dawn to Dusk, 2008

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    More trains than ever before roll though this central Nebraska city. Union Pacific’s transcontinental mainline passes beneath BNSF close to downtown.

  • Rochelle, Dawn to Dusk, 2006

    Rochelle, Dawn to Dusk, 2006

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    “The Hub City” seems a pretentious claim for this place of under 10,000 persons. But, it has the Lincoln Highway, two interstates, and two double track railroads to back up that title. For us, we concentrate on the many trains, and varied motive power, of the two big railroads.

  • Deshler, Dawn to Dusk, 2017

    Deshler, Dawn to Dusk, 2017

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    There have been big changes in the 25 years that Crossroads Park has welcomed railfans to Deshler, Ohio. In 2017, the station, tower, and a few color position light (CPL) signals remained.

  • Marion King of Diamonds, Dawn to Dusk, 2016

    Marion King of Diamonds, Dawn to Dusk, 2016

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    It’s a long day for the camera guy, but you don’t have to find them time and brave the weather to see all cars of most trains! We see something for everyone this day: coal, steel, auto, and containers, chemical and general manifest freight trains. Also visit the station and AC Tower.

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