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A Farewell to the Bullets & Brills - DVD-R" 337" src="http://www.historicrail.com/Image.po?pn=0RV6456border="1" vspace="4" hspace="10">

This program takes you to the Allegheny mountains in Pennsylvania - one of the East's most beloved railfan locations - to view thrilling diesel power and trains in the liveries of Chessie, Baltimore & Ohio, Chesapeake & Ohio and Seaboard Coast Line on the CSX Sand Patch grade - a former Baltimore & Ohio line - in 1988. 1 hour.
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This series offers a bevy of rare vintage footage featuring interurban and mainline train action dating from the 1930s to the early 1970s. Color and B&W.
Volume 2
Your rail tour continues at Chicago Union Station where you'll savor name trains from the Pennsylvania Railroad, Burlington Route, and Alton. From there you'll visit the exciting 1948 Chicago Railroad Fair; see ten different interurban systems including the Gary Railway, Chicago Transit Authority, and Staten Island Rapid Transit; and get a ringside seat for a steam show on ten railroads ranging from the Erie to the Chicago & Eastern Illinois to the Rock Island. 30 minutes.
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1902-1995
In 1902, the Pennsylvania Railroad began running a premier passenger train along the important New York-Philadelphia-Chicago route. Initially named the Pennsylvania Special, the PRR later changed the name to the Broadway Limited and a legend was born. This video traces the train's legacy and features the equipment, crews and service that set it apart. Even after Amtrak took over the route, the Broadway Limited name was retained. Color and B&W, 1 hr. 40 min.
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Fallen Flag Series.
Explore the classic years of Chicago railroading with this incredible compilation of vintage 8mm films shot during the 1960s and '70s. You'll enjoy trains action from over 30 colorful railroads, including Baltimore & Ohio, Chicago, Burlington & Quincy, Chicago & Eastern Illinois, Grand Trunk Western, Indiana Harbor Belt, Pennsylvania, Monon, and Gulf, Mobile & Ohio. Name trains such as Broadway Limited, Empire Builder, and City of New Orleans pay a visit amid a terrific mix of freight action shot during several seasons.
Includes bonus coverage of classic train action in Minneapolis/St. Paul. Color, 2+ hours, Color, 84 min.
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Climb aboard a pair of fully restored Pennsylvania Railroad E8s and get a "head-end" view from the cab as you glide down the rails from Temple to South Hamburg and back. All of the natural "growl" of these vintage units echoes through the cab as your train makes this scenic trek that includes locations such as Five Locks, Shoemakersville, Leesport, Ontelaunee; a visit to the nearby Blue Ridge Mountain & Reading Railroad, a sequence where the E8s are cut from the train and re-coupled at the rear, and more. Color, 1 hour.
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Journey to the mountains of southern Pennsylvania to tour the East Broad Top Railroad, which - having operated since 1873 - is the oldest American narrow gauge line still in operation. You'll ride in the cab of a 2-8-2 Mikado on the point of an excursion train; view double-headed steam trains, freights and an M-1 motorcar; and enjoy incredible scenery, deserted yards, stations, tunnels, water tanks and bridges along the old right-of-way. Color, 1 hr. 48 min.
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Featuring fantastic footage captured by Emery Gulash in the 1950s, '60s and '70s, this DVD collection includes five thrilling programs: The Nickel Plate, California Zephyr, Pennsylvania Railroad, The Wabash Railroad and Western Maryland (End of an Era).
You'll view steam and first-generation diesels on the Nickel Plate Road - including high-speed 2-8-4 Berkshires and snazzy PA1s - from the mid-1950s through the mid-1960s; witness Akron, Canton & Youngstown's fleet of Fairbanks-Morse and Alco motive power in the 1960s; experience a complete trip on the California Zephyr passenger train in 1965, with amazing views from dome to trackside and from an F7 cab through the Big 10 curves and tunnels; see the transition from steam to diesel on the Pennsylvania Railroad - and successor Penn Central - from 1952 to '69, including footage of Decapods, Baldwin Centipedes, Sharks, F-units, early Geeps, GG1s, Alco RS-3s and others as well as famous passenger trains such as the Broadway Limited at locations such as Tunnel Hill, Horseshoe Curve and Wallbridge Yard; view mainline running on the Wabash Railroad in the summer of 1952 - including first-generation diesels and passenger trains such as the Wabash Cannonball - as well as the merger into the Norfolk & Western and footage through 1966; and enjoy Western Maryland mountain railroading at its finest with footage of multi-unit lash-ups of F7s and Geeps in the mid-1970s.
Color, Dolby Digital 2.0, 5 hrs. 8 min.
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When Conrail took control of the bankrupt Penn Central in 1976, many believed it was doomed to the same fate. This video takes a candid look at the genesis of Conrail - a culmination of famous roads like Pennsylvania, New York Central, New Haven and Erie - and shows how it was able to revitalize railroading in the Northeast and make it profitable again. You'll see the men and machines that made it happen and marvel at the changes brought about. Color, 60 min.
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Enjoy a big dose of Pennsylvania Railroad, New York Central and New Haven railfan footage from the years leading up to, and the early years of, the "black" Penn Central era. You'll visit locales such as South Station, Chatham, Providence, New Rochelle, the Bronx, and Morrisville for action that includes New Haven's futuristic UA Turbo and Roger passenger trains, a ride across Hell Gate Bridge and along the Hudson River, bizarre and colorful diesel lash-ups, dazzling electric operations on long bridges, and more. Color, 2 hours.
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Penn Station to South Amboy
Climb aboard GG1 No. 4882 for an incredible cab ride between Penn Station and South Amboy. From your perch on the fireman's side, you watch your train leave Penn Station and travel over former Pennsylvania Railroad track to Union Interlocking. From there, you are diverted to the Perth Amboy and Woodbridge Branch - where you continue to Wood Interlocking - before the final stretch takes you across the Raritan River to South Amboy. You'll even hear all the natural GG1 sound along with in-cab conversations that include locations and points of interest. B&W, 1 hour.
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This series is produced by O Gauge Railroading magazine and takes you to a host of spectacular O gauge layouts that each have a signature all their own. Massive circus trains, operating drawbridges, deep gorges, multiple train operations and burly motive power are only a few of the delights you're in store for. Color, 60 min.
Volume 2: Your adventure continues as you pay a visit to: the Stamford Model Railroad Club in Stamford, CT; the Edgerton Model Railroad Club in Rochester, NY; the Transportation Museum of Virginia in Roanoke, VA; and the Choo-Choo Barn in Strasburg, PA.
Be sure to also see Volume 1 of this exciting series (RV6029).

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The Train Watching Capital of Ohio.
Formerly the crossroads of the Erie, Pennsylvania, Chesapeake & Ohio and New York Central Railroads, the railfan hot spot of Marion, Ohio, links all four points of the compass. Here, you'll go trackside in and around Marion to view the diesel locomotives and trains of Conrail, CSX and Norfolk Southern, which run more than 30 scheduled trains through Marion each day. Color, Dolby Digital 2.0, 1 hour.
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The Pennsylvania Railroad rostered a fascinating variety of steam locomotives, and this video showcases Pennsy classics such as the legendary T1 Class 4-4-4-4s, streamlined K4 Pacifics, rare E6 4-4-2s, J-Class 2-10-4s and the huge I-Class 2-10-0s. You'll visit Renovo engine terminal, Enola Yard and Harrisburg, and thrill to a high speed pacing sequence with an M-Class 4-8-2! Color and B&W, 30 minutes.
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Railroads of the Northeast used a diversity of steam locomotives to tackle passenger and freight duties in this congested region. Here, you'll see some of the finest steamers to ever ride the rails. Color and B&W, 1 hour total runtime.
Volume I
Highlights include: a Lehigh Valley streamlined 4-6-2; Reading 4-8-4s; Jersey Central and Lackawanna 4-6-2s; Erie 2-8-4s, New York Central 4-8-2s and 4-6-4s; Boston and Maine 2-8-4s and 2-6-0s; Delaware and Hudson 4-6-6-4s; and Pennsylvania shortline steam on the Tionesta Valley, Bellefonte Central, Coudersport & Port Allegany and Kishacoquilas Valley lines.
Volume II
Highlights include steam on the Erie, New York Central, New Haven, Lehigh and Hudson River, Boston and Albany, Boston and Maine, and Hoosac Tunnel & Wilmington. You'll visit Jersey City Terminal and Starrucca viaduct; ride to Gulf Summit on a K5-powered train to watch 2-8-4s, 2-10-2s, and big 4-6-2s pace 2-8-2s; ride a 1940 excursion train from New York City to Readsboro and take a ride in an open gondola..
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DVD-R includes the following programs:
Vol. 1. This nostalgic journey features footage at South Amboy, NJ where you'll see handsome K4s in action, tour the engine terminal and watch double-headed trains work the line to Bay Head. You'll also enjoy hordes of GG1s pulling charter trains laden with cadets and midshipman to an Army-Navy football game, and see Long Island Railroad motive power including a 4-6-0, 2-8-0 and a Fairbanks-Morse C-Liner. Color and B&W, 30 minutes.
Vol. 2. Your Pennsy tour continues at the Altoona yards and Horseshoe Curve, where a thrilling parade of steam - including M1 Class 4-8-2 Mountains, the legendary T1 Class 4-4-4-4 and a rare Q2 Class 4-4-6-4 - puts on a show. You'll also get a heavy dose of the PRR's diverse diesel fleet that features Baldwin Sharks and Centipedes, Fairbanks-Morse C-Liners, Alco's FA and S-series switchers, EMD's E- and F-units, and the unique Aerotrain. Color, 30 minutes.

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This compilation of vintage 8mm and 16mm film follows the evolution of New York Central equipment and operations from the 1930s to the late 1960s merger with rival Pennsylvania Railroad. As a bonus, you'll also enjoy a company film produced by the mighty Central entitled The Railroad Signal. Color and B&W, 1 hour.
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This DVD features thrilling footage of New York Central motive power in the 1940s and 1950s!
In New York Central Steam Finale, you'll view the last of "big show" steam power on the New York Central as Hudsons, Niagaras, Mohawks and Mikados make mainline runs between 1954 and '57. You'll even ride aboard the James Whitcombe Riley and the Cincinnati Special!
In Rail Industry Films, a collection of four 16mm company films from the 1940s, you'll explore various aspects of railroading from testing trucks and brakes to servicing New York Central's mighty Hudson steam locomotives. Includes a pre-World War II Pennsylvania Railroad publicity film. Color and B&W, 2 hrs. 37 min.
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End of An Era.
Get a historic look at the railroads and colorful trains that polished the high iron in North New Jersey during the 1940s and '50s. You'll see railfan favorites Jersey Central, Reading, Lehigh Valley, Erie, Delaware &Hudson, Pennsylvania, Rahway Valley and Lackawanna; an early Union Switch & Signal Co. film; and newsreel footage of a 1951 Pennsylvania Railroad wreck at Woodbridge, New Jersey, involving the express train The Broker. B&W, 1 hour.
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In the 1960s, three avid railfans - with 8mm cameras in hand - set out to capture two of their favorite railroads, the New Jersey Central and the Pennsylvania Railroad. Here, you'll enjoy the fruits of their efforts as you visit CNJ hotspots such as Elizabethport, Newark, Lebanon and South Amboy with footage of everything from braces of RDCs to long commuter trains - with some footage taken aboard the trains themselves - and the road's ferryboat operations. PRR action takes you to Camden, Penn Station, Harrison, Horseshoe Curve and other locales for an endless parade of passenger and freight trains displaying their unique Pennsy flair. Color, 1 hr. 57 min.
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Climb aboard a pair of newly restored Pennsylvania Railroad E8 diesel locomotives - pulling five former Erie Lackawanna passenger coaches - for a thrilling "head-end" cab ride from Temple to South Hamburg, Pennsylvania, and back. You'll view numerous run-bys at scenic locations along the Blue Mountain & Reading Railroad line, re-coupling for the return trip, equipment and motive power stored at South Hamburg, and much more. 1 hour.
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In this program displaying 1960s and '70s passenger trains in the Midwest and Southeast, you'll view the diesel-powered trains of Norfolk & Western, Louisville & Nashville, Penn Central, Illinois Central, Southern Railway, New York Central, Pennsylvania Railroad, Santa Fe, Delaware & Hudson, CRI&P, Grand Trunk and early Amtrak along with steam excursion runs headed by Southern #4501, Canadian National #6218 and Nickel Plate #759. Includes on-screen graphics and a musical background. 55 minutes.
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Get a look at North American passenger service in its last decade before the inception of Amtrak. This incredible DVD contains many of America's finest trains, including "name trains" such as New Haven's Yankee Clipper, New York Central's New England States, Pennsylvania Railroad's Senator, Louisville & Nashville's Hummingbird, Illinois Central's Panama Limited, Southern Railway's Crescent Limited, and Seaboard Air Lines' Silver Comet. Color, 2 hrs. 13 min.
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See the Penn Central over its 9 year existence as you travel to the Northeast. You'll see Pennsylvania, New York Central and New Haven railroad liveries intermingled as the PC struggled to integrate these fallen flags. Go trackside for heavy freight and passenger action in New York, Pittsburgh and along the Northeast corridor and see a host of motive power such as GG1 and EP series electrics, GE U-boats and EMD's venerable Geeps. A stunning tribute to the PC saga. Color, 1 hr. 16 min.
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This video features the extraordinary cinematography of famed railfan Emery Gulash, who takes you across Penn Central's system on a trip like no other.
You'll begin with Pennsylvania Railroad and New York Central footage near Valparaiso, Indiana and Ft. Wayne, Michigan just prior to the famous merger and then continue to hot spots near Detroit, Altoona and St. Louis just after PC's inception. From there you'll follow four seasons of action in 1969 at locations throughout the Midwest and Northeast where over one hundred trains work the lines. Color, 3 hours.
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These videos featuring the extraordinary cinematography of famed railfan Emery Gulash takes you across Penn Central's system on a trip like no other.
Program Two. Your tour of the Penn Central continues from Program One (RV6633) during 1971 and 1972, by which time the curly "PC" logo appeared on most of the road's equipment. You'll visit locations such as Chicago, Ann Arbor, Detroit, Niles and Toledo where Penn Central passenger and freight action abounds, see the early "hand-off" of passenger operations to Amtrak, and enjoy a host of motive power ranging from vintage E-units to newer U25s. Color, 1 hour.
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Captured by famed rail cinematographer Emery Gulash, these scenes of Penn Central and Amtrak at Chicago's Union Station, at Detroit's Michigan Central depot, in Toledo, and at many other locations in-between are filled with exciting rail action. You'll even see extras such as Amtrak's United Aircraft Turbotrain, two special Chessie System executive trains bound for West Virginia, and more. Dolby Digital 5.1 surround sound with optional narration, 1 hr. 15 min.
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This tour of Penn Central in 1973 - five years after the merger of the New York Central, the Pennsylvania Railroad and the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad - takes you to Michigan, Ohio and the Northeast Corridor to view electrics; Amtrak trains; first generation diesel locomotives; passenger trains; Detroit, Toledo & Ironton locomotives; a circus train; freight trains; and much more. Color, Dolby Digital 5.1, 1 hr. 3 min.
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40 Years of the Northeast Corridor.
This nostalgic video captures footage of the busy Northeast Corridor and the electrics that ran along it. You'll get a historic review of the Pennsylvania Railroad's stable of unique electric motive power including P5As, E44s and the famous GG1, which is seen in Penn Central, Conrail and Amtrak liveries. You'll also get a look at MP54s on commuter runs and see the original Metroliners. Color and B&W, 69 minutes.
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Pennsylvania Glory Video Series.
Vol. 1. Enjoy plenty of rugged 1950s PRR action as you visit hotspots along the Long Island Rail Road, New York & Long Branch and Enola Yard. Pennsy steam, electric and diesel favorites include G5 Class 4-6-0s, K4 Class 4-6-2s, M1 Class 4-8-2s, GG1s, MP54s, F7s and BF16 Sharks. Locomotives from the Jersey Central also pay a visit. Color and B&W, 46 minutes.
Be sure to also see the companion videos in this exciting series:
Vol. 2 - (RV6217)
Vol. 3 - (RV6218)

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Pennsylvania Glory Video Series.
Vol. 2. You'll see action on PRR's Middle Division, Altoona, Horseshoe Curve and along the busy line from Columbus to Sandusky, Ohio. Featured power includes I1 Class 2-10-0s, J1 Class 2-10-4s, H-9/10 Class 2-8-0s, and plenty of first generation diesels from EMD, Alco and Baldwin. Also includes a 1940s segment on Horseshoe Curve. Color, 49 minutes.
Be sure to also see the companion videos in this exciting series:
Vol. 1 - (RV6216)
Vol. 3 - (RV6218)

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Pennsylvania Glory Video Series.
Vol. 3. Action includes rare color footage from the 1930s, '40s and '50s on Pennsy's congested lines through Buffalo, Oil City, Elizabeth, Philadelphia, Chicago, Indiana, Ohio, and the Elmira Branch. You'll see all of the road's major steam and diesel classes along with some passing trains from the Jersey Central and Baltimore & Ohio railroads. Color and B&W, 57 minutes.
Be sure to also see the companion videos in this exciting series:
Vol. 1 - (RV6216)
Vol. 2 - (RV6217)

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Pennsylvania Glory Video Series.
Vol. 1. Enjoy plenty of rugged 1950s PRR action as you visit hotspots along the Long Island Rail Road, New York & Long Branch and Enola Yard. Pennsy steam, electric and diesel favorites include G5 Class 4-6-0s, K4 Class 4-6-2s, M1 Class 4-8-2s, GG1s, MP54s, F7s and BF16 Sharks. Locomotives from the Jersey Central also pay a visit. Color and B&W, 46 minutes.
Vol. 2. You'll see action on PRR's Middle Division, Altoona, Horseshoe Curve and along the busy line from Columbus to Sandusky, Ohio. Featured power includes I1 Class 2-10-0s, J1 Class 2-10-4s, H-9/10 Class 2-8-0s, and plenty of first generation diesels from EMD, Alco and Baldwin. Also includes a 1940s segment on Horseshoe Curve. Color, 49 minutes.
Vol. 3. Action includes rare color footage from the 1930s, '40s and '50s on Pennsy's congested lines through Buffalo, Oil City, Elizabeth, Philadelphia, Chicago, Indiana, Ohio, and Elmira Branch. You'll see all of the road's major steam and diesel classes along with some passing trains from the Jersey Central and Baltimore & Ohio railroads. Color and B&W, 57 minutes.

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During the 1950s, the Pennsylvania Railroad produced this collection of films designed to feature its mighty railroad operations. It showcased locomotives, freight and passenger service, rail yards and roundhouses, stations, and a brief history of the line. The four complete films included here are: Progress on Rails, Wheels of Steel, Clear Tracks Ahead and Opening a New Frontier. 1 hr. 10 min.
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This thrilling two-volume program showcases the vaunted Pennsylvania Railroad GG1 electric locomotives in their final years of operation. You'll ride alongside the engineer as your GG1 works the line from South Amboy, New Jersey, to Penn Station in New York; visit Amtrak's Wilmington shops for a last look at retired GG1s scheduled for scrapping; see the last GG1s in active service for Conrail, Amtrak and NJ Transit from 1979 to 1981 and in the various liveries they wore during those years; thrill to exciting double-headed run-bys; study these beauties from every angle; and enjoy a host of interesting trackside sequences. Color, 2 hours.
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This look at the Pennsy pays tribute to the men and women who kept "The P Company" rolling. You'll enjoy action at St. Louis; along the main line between Washington D.C. and Philadelphia, with scenes captured aboard the front and rear of the train; the fireman's side of a GG1; and more. You'll also see more than 75 photographs of PRR employees including Train Dispatchers, Movement Directors, Levermen, Engineers and Firemen, Conductors, Breakmen and others. Color and B&W, 1 hour.
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You get three vintage 16mm films on one DVD! On to Washington promotes tourist travel to Washington, D.C. via the Pennsylvania Railroad; the second film, the last movie produced by the PRR, explains their plans for the future and the reasons for the proposed merger with New York Central; and the final film describes a future vision for American Railroads and their important role in the growth of our nation. Color and B&W, sound, 1 hour total runtime.
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This 1950s tour of the Pennsylvania-Reading Seashore Lines - a joint venture of the Pennsylvania Railroad and Reading Railroad in southern New Jersey - displays a variety of steam locomotives such as 0-4-0 switchers, 0-6-0 tank locomotives and 2-10-2 N1 "Santa Fes;" passsenger, commuter and freight trains; servicing areas and a coaling tower; and more. You'll even see early E-units and Rail Diesel Cars (RDCs). 55 minutes.
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This collection of four 16mm company films includes classic programs that depict various aspects of railroading - from making railroading parts to servicing mighty New York Central Hudson steam locomotives. So sit back and enjoy In Step With the Times, a 1946 color program showing the testing of new trucks; The Power to Stop, a 1940s color show about stopping passenger trains and brake testing; On to Washington, a pre-WWII Pennsylvania Railroad publicity film; and The Steam Locomotive, a 1948 New York Central program showing all aspects of their famous 4-6-4 Hudson type. Color and B&W, 1 hr. 32 min. total run time.
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In the early 1970s, the Lehigh Valley Railroad operated a colorful fleet of diesels from Alco, Baldwin, EMD and GE. Here, you'll experience the sights and sounds of these workhorses thanks to LV railfan Bill Cooper, who filmed this Allentown and mainline action with a high-quality Super-8 camera. Color, sound.
In this first volume, you'll watch action in the Allentown Yard and at the nearby Bethlehem engine terminal; exciting chases with LV GP38-2s and an Alco C420; and several other classes of power, including a Baldwin switcher and huge Alco C628s. You even get a Special Bonus Section with full-color scenes of the 1948 Allentown Fair. 40 minutes.
Don't miss Volume 2 (RV9006) and Volume 3 (RV9008) of this exciting series!

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In the early 1970s, the Lehigh Valley Railroad operated a colorful fleet of diesels from Alco, Baldwin, EMD and GE. Here, you'll experience the sights and sounds of these workhorses thanks to LV railfan Bill Cooper, who filmed this Allentown and mainline action with a high-quality Super-8 camera. Color, sound.
This second volume presents action in Easton and Bethlehem, Pennsylvania; a variety of LV, RDG, and D&H sequences in the Allentown Yard area; a guest appearance from famed Reading 4-8-4 #2102 making a ferry run to the D&H; and an exciting chase of LV C628 #635. Includes bonus color footage of Allentown's Rialto Theater fire of the late 1940s. 40 minutes.
Don't miss Volume 1 (RV9004) and Volume 3 (RV9008) of this exciting series!

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In the early 1970s, the Lehigh Valley Railroad operated a colorful fleet of diesels from Alco, Baldwin, EMD and GE. Here, you'll experience the sights and sounds of these workhorses thanks to LV railfan Bill Cooper, who filmed this Allentown and mainline action with a high-quality Super-8 camera. Color, sound.
Conclude your tour of the Lehigh Valley with thrilling chases of mainline trains, including a D&H freight powered by three C628s; scenes in The Narrows; LV's RS3 #216 at Jim Thorpe and switching on the Homestead Branch; freight activity on industrial trackage; and scenes in the Allentown Yard and at Bethlehem engine terminal. Includes bonus footage of Lehigh Valley FA and PA diesels. 45 minutes.
Don't miss Volume 1 (RV9004) and Volume 2 (RV9006) of this exciting series!

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This program visits the Railroaders' Hall Grand Opening Celebration at the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania in Strasburg in May, 1995. You'll view displays, exhibits and demonstrations; steam-powered passenger, mixed and freight trains on the Strasburg Rail Road; a new Conrail SD60I; the "John Bull" running under steam at the museum yard; operating motor cars; a working turntable; numerous engines and rolling stock on display; a hobo camp; and more. 1 hour.
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