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We focus on two routes through Virginia, the NS Christiansburg District between Roanoke and Montgomery, and CSX between White Sulphur Springs in the Alleghany Sub to Buttons Bluff in the James River Sub.
We’ll venture off the beaten main line tracks and chase general freight, ore and coal trains from Williamsport to Mount Carmel, Pennsylvania in the mid 1950s through the early 1960s.
We’ll visit the industrial lines in the Lehigh River Valley and then work our way west to the coal regions in the Wyoming Valley.
These Hudson River Valley lines interchanged with main lines to service the smaller communities and rural areas along the routes.
Prince Rupert is on the west coast of British Columbia and is somewhat remote. Wood products and fishing are the two main industries, and there is a small rail yard on the Canadian National. We start with afternoon switching with a rebuilt GP9 in the yard adjacent to the station and the water. Besides switching…
106 maps covering West Virginia, Kentucky, Virginia, Tennessee and North Carolina. 100 pages. 2004. Reprinted with the cooperation of author Mike Walker. Larger edition.
All kinds of trains, electric, other, meter gauge and more in Switzerland, France, Germany, Austria, Hungary.
Some rare scenes in Italy, Switzerland, Slovakia, Belgium, not as rare, but the Simplon Pass route is highlighted.
Modern railroading in Switzerland, Netherlands, Germany, France, in 2018.
Super railroad action in Belgium, Germany, Slovenia, Switzerland, Czech Republic, all in 2018.
The biggest mainline steam event since 2014 was held around the German City of Trier for four days between the 28th April and 1st May 2018. And we get to see the highlights!
This is one of the busiest freight and passenger trunk routes in Germany with a never-ending procession of trains powered by a wide variety of locomotives.
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!
This extensive show paints the picture that was the extensive interurban transportation system that, not that long ago, wrapped around lower Lake Michigan, from Milwaukee through Chicago and then to South Bend, Indiana. Excellent documentary!
The Wisconsin Central became one of the biggest and most successful of the regional railroads. Pentrex is re-releasing this as a “Pentrex Classic Presentation”. This is an early Pentrex show, but is still an excellent watch!
Eureka and Palisade #4 is a wood burner, built in 1875, and is perfectly restored to her original splendor, complete with ornate decorations, brass fittings, gold filigree striping, and polished oak cab. See her run in the mountains of Colorado!
Powerful diesels, with superb soundtracks, struggling up grades over the Allegheny Mountains.
In the first half of the program, we follow the CSX Transportation Metropolitan Subdivision towards Washington, from Knoxville to Rockville, calling at Brunswick, Point of Rocks, Pepco, and Gaithersburg along the way. Near Knoxville we include three trains, just across the state border, passing through Harpers Ferry, West Virginia, in the CSX Cumberland Subdivision, one…
Be part of the excitement as Challengers, Big Boys, Turbines and modern diesels leave Cheyenne and Laramie, Wyoming for the battle up Sherman Hill.
Witness an awesome doubleheader pulled by Canada’s two largest steam locomotives.
Deshler, Ohio is a CSX hotspot with a double-track main west to Chicago, and a diamond with the north-south line between Toledo and Cincinnati. With the amount of action, you can’t make too many trips to Deshler!
In this finale volume, we look at waning years of the anthracite railroads and progression to the inevitable formation of Conrail. Under Conrail.
We revisit some favorite locations along the Reading, Lehigh Valley and CNJ coal roads, as well as scenes on the Pennsy, Delaware & Hudson and Erie Lackawanna roads outside the coal regions.
Volume 2 continues the tour of the Kantner film collection from the last days of revenue steam to the arrival of second generation diesel power, in the mid 1950s to the early 1960s.
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