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This program showcases the 15 tough miles of the old Norfolk and Western from the East Yard at Bluefield to the crossovers at Oakvale. The West Virginia autumn scenery is a beautiful backdrop for a parade of trains.
This shortline began as a narrow gauge line in 1873 and is now a thriving, recently expanded, line with 100-car trains as well as charm.
Formerly Atlantic Coast Line, today the Spartanburg Sub is home to 12,000 ton coal trains that require pushers and now DPU locomotives to negotiate the hilly South Carolina Terrain.
The Charlotte Sub is home to merchandise and heavy coal trains. See over 40 trains, many with CSX’s impressive AC6000CW locomotives.
See exciting freight train action on fallen flag Wisconsin Central Ltd. across scenic Central Wisconsin – including the famous WC Valley Line.
The Trains of Winter is a collection of winter time railroad footage that was shot in Minnesota, Wisconsin, Upper Michigan, and Ontario, Canada from 1989 to 1995. The weather conditions range from frigid sunshine to blizzards. Classic railroad action from: Duluth Missabe & Iron Range, Burlington Northern, LTV Steel Mining, Northshore Mining, Duluth Winnipeg &…
Featuring three great granger railroads, the Red River Valley & Western, the Dakota Missouri Valley & Western and the Dakota Northern Railroad.
This program covers the LTV Steel Mining Company Railroad (formerly the Erie Mining Company Railroad). The railroad features some interesting and rare motive power including F9s, Alco’s and Baldwins. The action includes mainline ore trains, ore docks and ships loading at Taconite Harbor. Also locations not available to the general public such as: the taconite…
See rare Baldwin and EMD diesels on the Escanaba & Lake Superior Railroad.
See and hear vintage ALCO sights and sounds as these diesels work hard on shortlines all across eastern Canada. The ALCo railroads include: Cartier Railway, Windsor & Hantsport Railway, New Brunswick & East Coast Railway, Ottawa Central Railway, Chaleur Bay Railway, Gaspe Railway, St. Lawrence & Atlantic Quebec Railroad. See that great MLW / Alco…
This is CN on the Albreda and Edson subs over Yellowhead Pass between Hinton, Alberta and Tete Jaune, British Columbia in 1999.
Thrill to the thunder of action packed landings, takeoffs and in-your-face taxiings in this tribute to the Trijet. We take a look at Boeing’s B727, Douglas’ DC-10, Lockheed’s L-1011 TriStar and McDonnell Douglas’ MD-11 in action.
Ride on board KCOAT, a 5600 foot autorack train with clean SP power, on a sunny December day, over Colorado’s Tennessee Pass, from Pueblo to Minturn.
Paton’s Country Railway operates the second oldest narrow gauge Beyer-Garratt locomotive in service in the world, #55 is a 2-6-0 0-6-2.
Take a tour of the Cape Town area, the historic buildings and Table Mountain, and the Cape of Good Hope, including the penguin colony at Boulder Beach. Then we’ll ride one of South Africa’s premier express trains, the ‘Trans Karoo’ from Cape Town to Johannesburg.
Follow the “Tracks of the Beaver”: The Canadian Pacific between Exshaw, Alberta and Revelstoke, British Columbia through the totally stunning scenery of the Rocky and Selkirk Mountains.
Ride the Alaska Railroad from Anchorage to Seward, with a side trip to Whittier. At Seward, you’ll take a boat ride to see the Kenai Fjords National Park and its glaciers and wildlife.
Dolton, Illinois, is where CSX & UP cross the Harbor Belt on Chicago’s south side.
CN, CP, VIA, GO Transit and Amtrak all use the Y at Bayview Junction at Hamilton, Ontario, near Toronto.
Exciting action seen from the railfan park at Cassandra, Pennsylvania on the busy Norfolk Southern Pittsburgh line.
Williams Junction is the point that the Phoenix line branches off from BNSF’s transcontinental main line. Spend a busy two days with us.
Curtis Hill, Oklahoma was a major bottleneck on the BNSF (Santa Fe) transcon between Chicago and Los Angeles. The east slope of the hill was double tracked in 1995, the west side was being double tracked as this video was shot.
Another program on Cajon? Yes indeed. I’d never been and the railroads involved have merged. Because of El Nino everything was green, I had bright blue skies (no smog!) and there was snow on the mountains.
This video brings us the Southern Pacific as it existed out west from 1950 to 1978.
See Western Pacific freight and passenger action like no previous video. The 50s through the 1980 era are covered in lavish detail. The WP’s history is covered with many scenes that have previously escaped the screen.
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