Durango and Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad
"Take a journey into the windswept deserts of India and the icy frontiers of Northeastern China for a rare last glimpse of powerful steam trains that have managed to survive on the fringes of Asia’s railway empires. "
falk #1 gypsy locomotive"Built in the late 1800's and used for nearly 50 years in the coastal forests of Humbolt County, California, this Falk 0-4-0 Gypsy has been restored and maintained by the Northern Counties Logging Interpretive Association. This loging locomotive operates at the Fort Humbolt State Park in Eureka, California."
Garden Railroad Spectacular
"Backyard railroads are exploding in popularity, and this program takes a look at several Florida garden layouts. Layouts range from small ones that anyone can do, to some really monster ones that take up the whole back yard! As a special bonus, enjoy the ultimate in backyard railroading... Live Steam trains that you can actually ride! 52 Minutes."
Great Alaska Train Adventure
"Four full seasons of steam
railroading: It all adds up to a captivating new Golden Age of Steam on four
DVDs, comprising an entire year of rail videos produced for rail fans and
hobbyists alike. Steam in the Spring starts a sensational, seasonal steam
saga with eight separate rail journeys pulling passengers and freight all
over the USA, from New Mexico to Michigan and Ohio to Owosso. The rails heat
up with Steam in the Summer featuring six featured steamers including
Colorado’s majestic Eureka & Palisade locomotive #4 built in 1875, and the
Ohio Central’s passenger train gliding through Amish country. Crisp days and
vivid twilight provide a colorful backdrop to Steam in the Autumn offering
seven vibrant excursions throughout Ohio, Pennsylvania and Maryland. The
calendar winds down with Steam in the Winter and its threesome of exciting
freight recreations including a thrilling run from a Nevada ore mine."
Great Alaska
Train Adventure
Heislers, Shays & Other Teakettles
" ...an intimate, insider's view of Commuter rail operations in the NYC area, as experienced by a team of METRA Commuter Rail operations professionals who visited the NYC region from May 15 - 18, 2001. ... tour control centers, towers, yards and stations. Ride the "head end" with us as we take trips on MNRR, LIRR and NJT. Ride diesel electric push-pull, 3rd rail, overhead catenary, and dual mode diesels. See double deck coaches on the LIRR built especially to fit the East River Tunnel, and much more. Part 1 covers Penn Station, MNRR New Haven Division, Port Jefferson Ferry and LIRR. Part 2 covers Grand Central Station, MNRR Hudson Division and NJT NE Corridor and North Jersey Coast Line. Over 2 hours! Includes some never before seen video footages"