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One of the best kept railroad secrets is Crawford Hill. Let’s go back to the days when Burlington Northern used their latest power to get over this obstacle. Spectacular scenery, intense action and sheer locomotive power!
See the Grand Trunk Western Railroad in their final decade with lots of exciting 1st and 2nd generation EMD diesel power.
Incorporated on February 16th, 1906, the Fort Dodge, Des Moines & Southern Railway grew to become the longest interurban in Iowa. Its 85-mile long mainline from Des Moines to Fort Dodge ran through many farming communities and cities in central Iowa and was an important passenger route. Including its many branch lines this railroad operated 147 miles of electrified trackage. In this presentation, the Late George Niles captures this fascinating railroad from the years 1950 to 1955.
Rare film footage of the Lehigh Valley between the mid 1940’s and the early 1970’s. Fascinating narration and commentary by railroader Mike Bednar.
Two steam classics, not available for 20 years, now brought together in one show. Digitized, restored and enhanced and now available on DVD.
In this video program we’ll show you how to build four structures from scratch. We’ll show you:br>(1) a small boiler house;br>(2) offices attached to a roundhouse that house the shop foreman and that include great detail and interesting roof arrangement:br>(3) a repair facility with complete interior detail, including lighting, an interesting removable roof, and a…
It’s all about the caboose! “The Tail End” takes us back in time, as we ride 450 and 451 between Toronto and North Bay, on one of the last CN trains to still have a regular caboose.
The Miniature White House is a faithful replica of the most enduring symbol of our nation. Take a video tour of this masterpiece in miniature.
Green Frog brings you some nostalgia of those olden times with action along the hi-iron, and at two museums who own some of the finest full size and model circus collections you can find.
Styrene clinics have been conducted by Dean Freytag for many years at model railroading conventions across the country. The large attendance at these clinics is testament to Dean’s expertise in this field. Now available is an exclusive, in-depth video presentation of Dean’s many ideas on how to create interesting and unique models using styrene. Dean…
Railroading in the Space Age is nowhere as graphically portrayed, as on the railroad which serves this county’s premier rocket launching site.
Great Rock Island action, captured before it was gone forever.
Five days a week trains trek 75 miles from paper mill to Albany.
View highlights of the 1990’s in this review of events and fallen flag railroads that took place during this decade.
This is the second edition of our popular Fallen Flags in the 90’s series.
This is the third volume of the Fallen Flags of the 90’s Series.
Green Frog Productions continues with our popular Fallen Flags Series recorded in the 1990’s.
We’re at locations such as Buffalo NY, Monessen PA, Western Maryland Scenic RR, Howell Interlocking (Atlanta), Lansing MI, and Silver Creek NY.
Our visit to the Chicago line begins on Conrail’s Otis Hill, a 10 mile steady climb.
Most of the content in this program will feature Conrail and Grand Trunk trains.
Join Green Frog for another look at fallen and falling flag action in the 1990s. In this volume we examine the Indiana and Ohio Short Line which acquired the Grand Trunk’s former Flat Rock Sub and then to run the line purchased quite a number of ex-other-railroad locomotives. We’ll also see Conrail as it becomes a fallen flag.
This video reveals why Cincinnati, Ohio is considered the “Railroad Gateway to the South”.
Three great California electric system, in the 1950s and ’60s. Plus a new bonus to this DVD, “Ride the Pacific Electric to San Bernardino in 1939”.
These three features, two main films, on the ICTF and West Colton Yard, and the bonus cab ride, give us an insider’s view of the Southern Pacific.
Cajon Pass in 1987 is a very different place than it is now. In many ways more exciting for railfans, with helpers, cabooses and pre-merger railroads.
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