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The Midwest means nonstop action with plenty of variety. In this 3 disc set, you will see mainline, shortline and regional railroad action from all over the Midwest. 3 discs, 1 case.
See the replicas of the two locomotives that met 150 years ago at Promontory Point, and the Steam Driven Man that made it possible! Two shows on one DVD, plus a RailfanDepot exclusive, a CD with PDFs of the engineering documents.
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!
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!
Our fourth visit to Texas, the Lone Star State, focuses on railroads to the North and South of Fort Worth. Locations to the North include Denton, Argyle, Ponder, and Keller.
Scenic and busy rail points close to the banks of the Mississippi River including St Paul, Hastings, Red Wing, Maple Springs, Reads Landing, and the spectacular Mt Charity overlook.
Our third visit to The Lone Star State concentrates on operations northwest of Houston, in the region traversed by the Brazos River.
In our second visit to New Mexico, The Land of Enchantment, we concentrate on operations in the eastern half of the state, featuring the BNSF Southern Transcon, but also showing Union Pacific trains on the route between Logan and Vaughn that heads south to el Paso.
The program begins with Union Pacific trains through Manly (left), Mason City and Iowa Falls, where a BNSF coal train on CN tracks is also seen heading towards the UP/CN diamond. Returning to Mason City, the veteran Baldwin steeple-cab electric locos of the Iowa Traction Railway are featured.
In our second visit to Texas, the Lone Star state, this edition of American Railway focuses on the High Plains region in the Texas panhandle.
Be part of the excitement as Challengers, Big Boys, Turbines and modern diesels leave Cheyenne and Laramie, Wyoming for the battle up Sherman Hill.
Climbing gently from the tidewater ports near Portland is the Columbia River Gorge. It is a spot of beauty that hosts two railroads: BNSF and Union Pacific. Follow both in this 2 DVD set.
In this program, three major railroads travel through the vast countryside of western Nebraska.
This program from C. Vision Productions features trains led with the endangered GE standard cab and cowl locomotives built between 1984 and 1995.
Three of the nation’s largest steam locomotives attending the St. Louis NRHS convention traveled three different routes in a spectacular display of mainline steam action.
In this program, we’ll tour the mainline action on the Chicago Northwestern, Union Pacific, Grand Trunk Western and more.
Travel to New Orleans, for a look at this tremendously active railroad city! Eight railroads and an incredible trolley line serve this area, they are: Illinois Central, Norfolk Southern, Kansas City Southern, CSX, Union Pacific, Southern Pacific, New Orleans Public Belt RR, New Orleans Lower Coast RR, and the Regional Transit Authority.
In Volume 6 of our UP, Super Railroad series, Green Frog visits the Union Pacific as it traverses through the rugged and scenic southwest.
The Seattle Sub is one of the busiest rail lines in the Pacific Northwest. BNSF and UP polish the rails with a variety of trains.
The Council Bluffs Subdivision of the Union Pacific Railroad is the busiest main line in North America. It is also home to the largest railroad classification yard in the world!
We travel Missouri Pacific territory in Illinois as new owner Union Pacific was taking hold between 1986 and 1988.
BNSF, Union Pacific, shortlines, tourist lines and even an electric line… there is a lot to see in the 48th state!
Explore Wyoming’s Powder River coal country and beyond. From breathtaking canyon views to non-stop action on a four track mainline.
Volume 3 includes BNSF, CP, UP, CN and CSX trains in Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois, South Dakota, North Dakota and Indiana.
F Units and E Units, commonly known as Covered Wagons, were standard power in the 1950s & 60s. By the 1970s, age was catching up to these classic units and their numbers began to dwindle. See them again in Covered Wagons of the Cascade!
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