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Below is a listing of all of our products. When using the search function, hold CTRL to select multiple railroads or states. Contact us directly about discounts available for dealers, stores, and historical societies.
Pan Am Southern's Patriot Corridor DVD
“Pan Am Southern’s Patriot Corridor” shows the trains and operations on the historic, former Boston and Main Fitchburg Route main line between Ayer, Massachusetts and Mechanicville, New York, known as Pan Am Southern’s Patriot Corridor in August of 2011. In March of 2009, the Surface Transportation Board approved the Pan Am Railways – Norfolk Southern joint venture to jointly own and operate the Pan Am track west of Ayer, Massachusetts under the name Pan Am Southern. The main line between Ayer and Mechanicville was given the nickname: ”Patriot Corridor”. Three years earlier, Guilford Rail System, the operator of what was then left of the Boston and Maine and Maine Central lines in New England, changed its name to Pan Am Railways. This program shows the trains running in August of 2011 on Pan Am Southern’s Patriot Corridor between Ayer and Mechanicville, New York, where a new intermodal and auto terminal serving Pan Am Southern and the former Delaware and Hudson, now Canadian Pacific, is under construction. This line includes the historic Hoosac Tunnel that gives Pan Am the easiest rail crossing of the Berkshire Mountain range in western Massachusetts. Close to half of Pan Am’s operable main line power has been repainted into Pan Am Railway’s deep blue paint scheme and Pan Am’s eclectic mix of older motive power still draws fans from far and wide. “Pan Am Southern’s Patriot Corridor” is 92 minutes in length. This DVD has the option of being watched with or without narration.
Price: $34.95
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- Video Format: DVD
Pan Am's West End DVD
In March, 2006 Guilford Rail System, the operator of what is left of the Boston and Maine and Maine Central lines in New England, changed its name to Pan Am Railways. This program shows the trains running in July of 2007 on Pan Am’s historic West End or the Fitchburg Route main line of the former Boston and Maine between East Deerfield and Mohawk Yard in Glenville, New York including a day and a half of continuous action. This line includes the historic Hoosac Tunnel that gives Pan Am the easiest crossing of the Berkshires. A number of boxcars and two locomotives have been repainted into Pan Am Railways blue and charcoal color scheme and several of those are shown on this program along with Pan Am’s eclectic mix of older, un-rebuilt motive power that draws fans from far and wide. “Pan AM’s West End” is seventy six minutes long and sells for $32.95 in DVD and $27.95 in VHS plus the usually $5 for S&H on either version. The DVD on this program has the option of being watched with or without narration.
Price: $32.95
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- Video Format: DVD
The Trains of Southern New England 2006 DVD
Connecticut, Rhode Island, and southern Massachusetts contain some fascinating railroading. Amtrak finally has all of its Acela trains in operation, and several small New England railroads are showing significant growth in their business. This program shows action on the regional railroads and most of the smaller railroads of southern New England in the spring of 2006. The railroads covered include Amtrak's Springfield Line and electrified Northeast Corridor, the Providence and Worcester, New England Central, Housatonic Railroad and a couple of shortlines. 109 minutes. The DVD on this program has the option of being watched with or without narration.
Price: $34.95
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- Video Format: DVD
Palmer, MA - Hot Spot of New England DVD
Palmer, MA, 83 miles west of Boston, is one of the best known railfan hot spots in all of New England. The combination of four railroads including Amtrak, easy accessibility, and public parking right next to the tracks means that railfans can usually be found at Palmer most hours of the day and night. This video shows over 24 hours of CSX, New England Central, Massachusetts Central, and Amtrak action at Palmer in July 2003, including the new coast to coast, UPS "bullet train" on CSX. 116 minutes.
Price: $34.95
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- Video Format: DVD
Guilford's Mountain DVD
This video shows the trains and operations on Guilford Rail System's Springfield Terminal Railway between the popular railfan hot spot of Ayer, Massachusetts, 36 miles west of Boston, and East Deerfield, Massachusetts in April of 2002. Guilford's second hand power makes the 1.1% grades between Fitchburg and East Deerfield, the steepest on Guilford or the former Boston and Maine main line, seem like a real mountain at times. 62 minutes.
Price: $30.95
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- Video Format: DVD
Guilford's Revitalized West End DVD
This video shows the trains running in April of 2001 on the historic West End of the former Boston and Maine, now operated by Guilford Rail System's Springfield Terminal. This video will first show 24 hours of action on the reborn scenic line through the Berkshires in western Massachusetts. Next will be a tour of the West End between the railfan bridge at East Deerfield and Mohawk Yard near Schenectady, NY, including the historic Hoosac Tunnel. The West End has seen a remarkable revival since the breakup of Conrail. Three times as many trains traverse the West End today as compared to two years ago. 90 minutes.
Price: $32.95
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- Video Format: DVD
CSX in the Berkshires DVD
On June first of 1999 CSX began operating their share of Conrail including Conrail's Boston Line through the beautiful Berkshire Hills in western Massachusetts - where one would least expect to see CSX trains. This videotape shows all CSX trains for 30 continuous hours on the steepest part of their Boston Line through the Berkshires, the world's first mountain railroad, between Chester and Pittsfield in western Massachusetts in May of 2001. 77 minutes.
Price: $30.95
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- Video Format: DVD
The Trains of Southern New England 2001 DVD
Connecticut, Rhode Island, and southern Massachusetts contain some fascinating railroading. This video shows action on the regional railroads and most of the smaller railroads of southern New England in April of 2001. The railroads covered include Amtrak's newly electrified Northeast Corridor east of New Haven featuring the new Acela trains, the Dynamic Providence and Worcester, New England Central, and several short lines. 95 minutes.
Price: $34.95
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- Video Format: DVD
The Fastest Freight Trains of the 1990's DVD
Ever wonder which railroad has the fastest trains. This video shows the fastest freight trains in the U.S. and Canada during the 1990's. Many of the changes in freight train scheduling will be shown, and the schedules will be compared to the timings for previous decades. 137 minutes. 2 DVD-R, 1 tape set
Price: $36.95
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- Video Format: DVD
Conrail in the Berkshires DVD
This tape shows the current trains and operations on the first mountain railroad in the World, Conrail's former Boston and Albany line, at peak fall foliage in October of 1997. We caught a day and a half of Conrail action on the steep grades between Chester and Pittsfield, including plenty of SD80MAC's. 89 minutes.
Price: $32.95
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- Video Format: DVD
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