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This is an exciting video about Norfolk & Western's sole-remaining Class 'A' 2-6-6-4 steam locomotive number 1218 and its first excursion career in 1987.

In the summer of 1984, NKP Berkshire number 765 was rolling up the revenue miles in service for the Fort Wayne Railroad Historical Society.

Also produced under cooperation with the B&M RR Historical Society, Inc., and filmed by Stanley Y. Whitney (who filmed NEW ENGLAND GLORY), this program covers B&M operations in the Boston suburban area in the Fall & Winter of 1951.

Also produced under cooperation with the B&M RR Historical Society, Inc., and filmed by Stanley Y. Whitney (who filmed NEW ENGLAND GLORY), this program covers B&M operations in the Boston suburban area in the Spring & Summer of 1951.

Travel back to the 1950s to visit both the West Side Lumber Company in 1951 and the Pickering Lumber Company in 1953.

This 1st of the eight series features classic steam power on America's last major steam railroad; the Norfolk & Western.

Produced with the cooperation of the B&MRR Historical Society, Inc., you'll follow B&M's Mountaineer out of Boston to Crawford Notch and then spend a full day from dawn to dark on MAINE CENTRAL's Mountain Division at Bartlett, NH.

The Adventures keep on rolling along the Texas State Railroad as you grab hold of the throttle in the cab of Old #500 - a 1911 Baldwin Steam Locomotive.

In the August of 2002, Santa Fe steam engine number 3751 returns to the rails for a thrilling excursion from Los Angeles to Williams, Arizona and return in honor of the NRHS 2002 National Convention.

From classic steam locomotives to the modern diesels of today, this program presents a wide variety of live-action trains on the move.

This is a promotional and documentary of the Union Pacific's last steam operations in the early 1960's, featuring Big Boys and Challengers on their last runs.

Pentrex takes you back to the late 1950's and the early 1960's for a close-up view at the waning years of steam locomotives in operation on America's mainline Eastern railroads, all captured on 16mm camera by noted rail photographer Bruce Ward.