Historic Point of Rocks, Maryland, 65 miles west of Baltimore and 43 miles northwest of Washington, D. C. by rail, is one of the most historic rail junctions in this country.  Here, the Baltimore and Ohio's original main line from Baltimore, joins up with the B&O line from Washington.  This CSX line from Baltimore is now appropriately named the Old Main Line Subdivision.  The Old Main Line sub meets the Metropolitan Sub from Washington in front of the equally historic Point of Rocks station.  This program shows over twenty fours hours of CSX, Amtrak, and Maryland Rail Commuter or Marc train action at and around Point of Rocks in April of 2005.  130 minutes.  The DVD on this program has the option of being watched with or without narration. 

The North End of the former Delaware and Hudson between Saratoga Springs and Rouses Point, now part of the Canadian Pacific rail system, sees more freight trains today than it has in the past 30 years.  This program shows the trains and operations on the Canadian Main Line of CP's Northeast U.S. Service Area, the former D&H main between Saratoga Springs, 37 miles north of Albany, New York and Rouses Point on the Canadian border in August of 2005.  CP and Amtrak rains were videotaped for portions of four days and two nights at many locations on this scenic line.  70 minutes.  The DVD on this program has the option of being watched with or without narration. 

This video shows 24 hours of fast paced action on NS's Harrisburg Line, the former Reading Company's Lebanon Valley Branch between Reading and Harrisburg, in April of 2005 including several Canadian Pacific overhead rights trains.  Since NS took over the this line they have grown the business and this program will show you how traffic on this line has fared after nearly six years of NS ownership.   91 minutes.  The DVD on this program has the option of being watched with or without narration. 

This video shows the trains and awesome action on CSX's Mountain Subdivision, the B&O's historic original crossing of the Alleghenies west of Cumberland, Maryland, formerly known as the West End, in April of 2005.  With manned helper districts, two manned towers, and many color position light signals still in use, this line at times looks like a relic of the 1960's.  The Mountain Sub today still handles many coal trains and one merchandise train each way and features CSX's biggest and newest power.  104 minutes.  The DVD on this program has the option of being watched with or without narration.