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We see fifteen boats at various Great Lakes locations. You’ll see huge 1000 footers, classic lakers, bulk freighters, self unloaders and tankers. Each laker is a unique boat and you’ll get information and history on each boat. Volume Three.
We cover fifteen boats at various Great Lakes locations. You’ll see huge 1000 footers, classic lakers, bulk freighters, self unloaders and tankers. Each laker is a unique boat and you’ll get information and history on each boat. Volume Two.
We cover fifteen boats at various Great Lakes locations. You’ll see huge 1000 footers, classic lakers, bulk freighters, self unloaders and tankers. Each laker is a unique boat and you’ll get information and history on each boat. Volume One.
The Dakota & Iowa Railroad is a scenic 138 mile shortline operating over former Milwaukee Road trackage.
The Apostle Islands are a cluster of 22 beautiful islands that are situated near the western end of Lake Superior. The Apostle Islands are located just off the Bayfield Peninsula in Northern Wisconsin and this scenic waterway contains 9 historic lighthouses, plus several miles of spectacular sea caves. The beautiful scenery in this program was…
Soo Line 2719 is a H-23 Class 4-6-2 Pacific Locomotive that was built by Alco in 1923 – and still runs today. The Minneapolis, St. Paul and Sault Ste. Marie Railroad (The Soo Line) used this steam locomotive in passenger train service until its retirement in 1959. 2719 has had more than one career since…
Short lines and branch lines play a vital role in the movement of merchandise. And are often colorful railroads to follow! We look at three shorts and some branch action.
The Reading Railroad was an Anthracite hauler that linked the ports and markets of Philadelphia to Pennsylvania’s anthracite coal regions. We look at Steam and Diesel freight and passenger operations from the late 40s to the mid 60s.
The events that followed the acquisition of the D&H by Guilford Transportation just a few years after these films were taken would result in the demise of the Delaware and Hudson Railroad as many once knew it.
In volume 2, we’ll revisit the busy operations of the Southern, RF&P, SCL and other railroads in Kentucky, Tennessee, Virginia and North Carolina in June of 1981.
Failing revenues forced the Lehigh & New England Railroad to cease operations in 1961. Volume 3 follows the transition from L&NE operations, into the Lehigh & New England Railway, Lehigh Valley, Conrail and now Norfolk Southern.
Filmed between 1954 and 1961, we’ll view operations in the cement belt from Bath to Martins Creek, including joint switching of the Northampton & Bath, Lackawanna and the Erie Lackawanna railroads.
At Kloten we get to see awesome action at one of Europe’s premier airports for aviation fans, featuring lots of great Swissair action.
At Vancouver we get to see lots of recently merged Air Canada/Canadian Airlines and their aircraft, including B727-200’s, A319’s, A320’s, B767’s, B747’s, and A340’s.
The Yamanote Line runs in a loop around Tokyo. A great way to see Tokyo!
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.
Blackpool was the first town in Great Britain to have an electric tramway, opening in 1897. Trams still run in Blackpool today on the same basic route it all started on!
This is now Union Pacific country – but in 1996, it was the home to mostly older Southern Pacific diesels and ancient semaphores.
Previews from 17 steam programs! The best of the Highball’s ‘steam Program”
Included in this program are scenes that can not be repeated as the Edaville steamers you see here are no longer running in Edaville, and much of the track has been taken up.
Salt Lake City is a major Delta Hub, with a constant parade of Delta and Delta Express aircraft in the rush hour. We also get to see Southwest, Northwest, America West, TWA, United. UPS, Airborne, FedEx and Emery.
The railway is the lifeline of the villages it serves, with little road access, virtually everything must travel by train. We visit at a beautiful time of the year when the local fauna is in bright yellow bloom.
Sea-Tac is an Alaska and Horizon hub: Alaska flies B737’s and MD80’s, while the Horizon parade is dash 8’s and Fokker F28’s.
When this was shot, just after the Burlington Northern & Santa Fe merger, Warbonnets still ruled on the Seligman Sub.
See ALCO, actually MLW (Montreal Locomotive Works), on passenger and freight trains in New South Wales in Australia.
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