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Take a walk down memory lane and get your hands on a rare collection of classic railroad films on a professional video DVD.
This DVD contains a collection of vintage railroad videos from the 1940's and 1950.
It includes footage of the Rock Island Lines including shots of their high speed "Rocket" freight trains, a complete operational tour of the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad, operations of the New York Central Railroad, the Southern Pacific Railroad and much more....
Here are all the films that make up this historical collection...
Covers the Golden Years of 1940-1950
#1: Wheels of Progress (1950)
Explore the operations of the Rock Island Lines. View the operation of classification yards and high speed Rocket freight trains. The film is set to shots of agricultural and industrial areas that are served by the Rock Island Lines. Producer:
Zenith Cinema Services, Inc. |
#2: A Great Railroad at Work (1942)
Learn all about how the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad operates. The film includes excellent shots of early 40's steam engines as well as all the behind the scenes activities that happen to make sure the railroad keeps running smoothly. Producer: Jam Handy Organization |
#3: Desert Empire (1948)
Take a rail tour of Utah and sell the natural wonders in and around Salt Lake CIty and other areas of Utah. Includes scenes of Arches National Monument and a variety of coal and copper operations. Producer:
New Universal Pictures Commercial Department |
#4: The Big Train (1950)
Take a behind the scenes tour of the New York Central Railroad in this colorful film. The film is introduced by New York Central Railroad president Alfred E. Perlman. Producer:
MPO Productions |
#5: New Horizons (1948)
This film explores how railroads are revolutionizing and modernizing the South It includes many scenes that are typical of the South of this period and how the railroads are helping to modernize the working conditions and efficiency of the various industries and agricultural operations and improve the lives of the people of the South. Producer: Dudley Pictures Corp. |
#6: This Is My Railroad (1940)
Take a tour of the Southern Pacific Railroad and its territories. Excellent shots of track maintenance including snow removal techniques in the Sirerra Nevada mountains to keep the trains running on time. Producer:
Unknown |
#7: Troop Train (1943)
See how the government used the railroad as an efficient mover of troops during wartime. This film shows how the loading of cargo and pasengers is organized and managed, how they travel through the countryside carrying all those weapons and the daily activities of the soldiers as they travel across the country with their equipment. Producer: U.S. Office of War
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