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Conrail operated over the former Pennsylvania RR through the steel city of Johnstown, we see the action at the Amtrak Station, “C” tower and South Fork.
The Grand Junction Railroad, now CSX still has a job to do every day the Produce Center.
Ayer, Massachusetts, was an important junction city on the Boston and Maine. It still is for the Guilford Rail system and MBTA.
The ‘Ole Weak and Weary came to be in 1916, operating from Winchester to Gore, Virginia, and beyond.
Included are Hartwell, Georgia Northeastern, Georgia Marble, Sandersville, Chattahoochee Industrial, Chattahoochee Valley, Apalachicola Northern, Oneida and Western.
All kinds of trains, electric, other, meter gauge and more in Switzerland, France, Germany, Austria, Hungary.
Some rare scenes in Italy, Switzerland, Slovakia, Belgium, not as rare, but the Simplon Pass route is highlighted.
Modern railroading in Switzerland, Netherlands, Germany, France, in 2018.
Switzerland – a visit is made to the mainline from Zurich to Sargans, as it runs beside Lake Zurichsee near to the town of W denswil. A host of Intercity, Eurocity, Sleeper, freight and S-Bahn services are seen. Classes 450, 460, Ae6/6, Re4/4, Re6/6, Classes 514, 526, 841, 843 and OBB1116 are all witnessed France…
Super railroad action in Belgium, Germany, Slovenia, Switzerland, Czech Republic, all in 2018.
The Gotthard Main Line through the Swiss alps in 2015: The South Ramp.
The famous Gotthard Main Line through the Swiss Alps: North Ramp.
Famous Swiss routes and famous Swiss locomotives, plus a few oddities.
The biggest mainline steam event since 2014 was held around the German City of Trier for four days between the 28th April and 1st May 2018. And we get to see the highlights!
This is one of the busiest freight and passenger trunk routes in Germany with a never-ending procession of trains powered by a wide variety of locomotives.
The grand saga of the only steam locomotive never to be retired takes you on the 8444’s greatest road trip ever – over 4,875 miles! Filmed in high definition in 1989 with broadcast movie equipment, we can offer this in DVD and Blu-ray!
This extensive show paints the picture that was the extensive interurban transportation system that, not that long ago, wrapped around lower Lake Michigan, from Milwaukee through Chicago and then to South Bend, Indiana. Excellent documentary!
Visit 5 classic electric railroads in Canada in the 1950’s! Brilliant color film of the Canadian people, architecture and trains! Peel back the years and relive the days of what it was like to ride and see the: LONDON AND PORT STANLEY RY NIAGARA ST CATHERINES & TORONTO TORONTO TRANSIT PCC CARS AND SUBWAY FIRST…
This DVD outlines the history of both of these famous electric rail lines.
The Wisconsin Central became one of the biggest and most successful of the regional railroads. Pentrex is re-releasing this as a “Pentrex Classic Presentation”. This is an early Pentrex show, but is still an excellent watch!
See the building of railroads in the 1940s through 1960s, throughout the American West and Brazil. Color. Two hours and 50 minutes on 6 DVDs!
Eureka and Palisade #4 is a wood burner, built in 1875, and is perfectly restored to her original splendor, complete with ornate decorations, brass fittings, gold filigree striping, and polished oak cab. See her run in the mountains of Colorado!
Travel to Germany, France and the Czech Republic to see a whole host of locomotive types. Some of these are modern designs, while others are on the endangered list and due for withdrawal. Featured are:* French – BB8500, BB9300, BB17000, BB25500, BB67400, CC72100* Czech – Class 163, 111, 350, 371, 753, and then* German –…
* SLOVAKIA – main line to the east of Kosice on the way to The Ukraine. A mixture of standard-gauge and broad-gauge trains are seen amidst gently rolling hills in a quiet rural setting. Both passenger and freight services are seen.* SWITZERLAND – set amidst spectacular mountain and lakeside scenery, the town of Fl elen…
See European Railroads! Motive power and rail lines are quite different in Europe. Visit 8 countries.
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