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Semaphores and Summits, Cuts and Curves, Southern Pacific’s Sunset Route.
Northwest Ohio provides the train enthusiast ideal locations to watch busy railroad train action. Two well known railfan parks.
Take a Cab-Ride with Milwaukee Trainman John Crosby on Number 200, Engine 189 an SD-40, on the Milwaukee Road Coast Division.
Double? No. Triple track Main.
Chicagoland in the early 1990’s on 2 discs. From the Dennis Jenko collection.
The Great Flood of 1993 saw interesting and different traffic detours for the railroads.
Early CSX & L&N, RF&P, Seaboard, Chessie, Family Lines even Georgia Railroad predecessor paint.
Modern action in and out of St. Louis.
Join the Circus and ride the Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey “Blue Unit” Circus Train all over the United States. This is an adventure that can no longer be repeated as, sadly, the train no longer runs.
Slovakia has some of the last steam built in Europe and behind the Iron Curtain. That curtain is now open!
Standard gauge steam and five narrow gauge lines of three different gauges!
Follow the Odyssey, 20 years later, into the 1990s.
The story of steam, in 30 minutes! Remastered, color corrected with new footage.
Valley Junction in East St. Louis, Illinois is widely considered by area railfans as the busiest hot spot in the St. Louis Metro Area.
Due to popular demand, NostalgiaRAIL Videos brings you a sequel to our best selling video “New England Memories”.
Visit the coal mountains of West Virginia with Green Frog photographer Rich Scheid, beginning in Blue Field, WV., and working north through Mayberry, Switch Back, Elkhorn, Kyle, Northfork, Keystone, Kimball, Superior, Welch, and Roderfield. This trip takes us through the many moods of the fall season and through the small coal towns of West Virginia….
In Part 2 of our series on the Pocahontas Division we continue our visit through the coal mountains of West Virginia. Green Frog’s professional railroad photographer Rich Scheid, captures the action at Roderfield and then continues northwest through Iaeger. We’ll see a coal mine located between Matewan and Williamson flood loading a coal train. Then…
Vintage Doubleheaders is a rare treat with some of the oldest engines in America, all operating on 3 foot rails of the host railroad, the 64-mile Cumbres & Toltec scenic railroad.
A once-in-a-lifetime event, the Victorian Iron Horse Roundup in August 2021 united five operating pre-1900 steam locomotives at Colorado’s spectacular Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad. Trains Magazine covers the action of these rare, old locomotives in operation: Eureka, Glenbrook, Rio Grande Nos. 168 and 425, plus Rio Grande Southern No. 20.
From November 1997 through February 1998, videographer Bob Sechler captured exciting action in snow, sleet, freezing rain, and crisp clear winter days to bring you an hour’s worth of trackside action.
Never before on DVD. Digitized/color-corrected from original masters.
Travel along with Neff Video and tour Western Pennsylvania railroad sites that take you from one millennium to another.
Travel with Neff Video and videographer Bob Sechler as they view the railroads of Western Pennsylvania during the autumn of 1998.
Western Pennsylvanians call It the “Mon” when talking about the Monongahela River which flows north from the mountains of West Virginia to Pittsburgh.
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