Railfanning in the Fabulous 50's
Two Disks Set!
Disk One: See NYC West Shore, Hudson & HarlemDivs. NYO&W, LV (psgr), CNJ (s), RDG (s, RF&P, C&O, B&M (s), doodlebug, BL2, RS3), MC, CN, NH, B&O (Jersey City Psgr service) NKP (s), Erie (ferries and Erie Ltd in Passaic) DL&W (ferriers and PAterson) and NYC (ferries), CB&Q, IC, CRI&P, D&GRW, NdeM, PPR(s), and LRR(s), from 8mm by Walter Zullig
Disk Two: See many Steam industrial and short lines in the south and well as BIG STEAM on the B&O, NTC, and IC centered around Louisville, Ky and much MORE!!! from 8mm by Arthur Robb Sr.
Length: 210 minutes
Special!
Boston Memories + Return to Boston Get both Boston Memories and Return to Boston for one low price!
Length: 120 + 82 minutes
Return to Boston Featuring PCC cars, light rail cars and rapid transit lines. From the lens of Stanley M. Hauck, Narrated by Frank Miklos, Noted transit professional and historian
Length:82 minutes
Steam Rail Fanning/Ron's Steam Adventure Double Feature!
First, see Morris county central, Pine Creek, Strasburg and a Brazil RR. Also N&W, Chessie, Sou & UP Fan Trips.
Then, See NH&I, MCC (Whippany) Wolfeborough, CASS, UP 8444, S.L., G&W, REading 2100, M & NJ, Steamtown (VT), BR&W, Strasburg BEDT & B&O's Iron Horse Days (2100).
Length:80 + 40 minutes
Boston Memories Featuring PCC cars, Everett-Forest Hills EL (Orange Line), also the Red & Blue Lines. Also included are the Watertown and Arborway Lines. From the lens of Frank Miklos, noted transit professional and historian.
Length:120 minutes
Our Memories of Chicago Frank Miklos, Bob Underwood, Ron Wallace bring you thier Chicago memories, thur thier old 8mm movie film. Action on the SOuth Shore Line, CTA and around Dearborn and LaSalle street stations are features.
Length:120 minutes
Trolleys Across America The North Jersey chapter of the National Railway Historical Society presents a trip across America in the 1940's and early 50's, using Al Creamers 8MM films.
Length:86 minutes
Trolley Across The North East From 1945 to the early 50's Al Creamer traveled and photographed many trolleys in the Northeast. So Follow Al as he travels along the coast to Washington D.C, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Canada, and more.
Length:96 minutes
Our Memories of
The Erie
Lackawanna Frank Mentone captures the mistique of The Phoebe Snow, both on board and along the line from Hoboken to Scranton.
Bob Underwood shows us the earlier EL days into 1963. See rare shots of downtown Passaic Lackawanna Paterson Station as well as ride on the Sussex Branch and much more.
Length:120 minutes
Erie
Lackawanna
In The Last Days Of The Golden Years Travel
the Erie Lackawanna from the Barclay Street
Ferry (NY) to 81st Street Chicago, IL. See
the Phoebe Snow, the Lake Cities Express,
the Twilight, the New York Mail, train #21,
and many commuter trains. Read
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Length:90 minutes
Susquehanna
Bygone Days on the Susquehanna Experience the mystique
of the Susquehanna Passenger Service in
the 1960s. Read
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Length:116 minutes
Trolley
Marathon After the Golden Days of
Trolley ended, a few cities held on. Read
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Length:120 minutes
New
Jesey Trolleys in the Mid Century &
Lehigh Valley Transit in the Twilight Years In this Double Feature,
we first see “Garden State Trolleys
During the Mid Century.” Read
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Length:116 minutes
Our
Memories of Jersey Central and Pennsylvania
Railroads Bob Underwood, Ron Wallace,
and Frank Mentone remember the Jersey Central
& pennsylvania Railroads during the
1960's looking back at their 8mm movies. Read Full Details
Length:117 minutes
Empire
State Trolleys Al Cramer, was an early
member of the NRHS North Jersey Chapter.
He filmed trolley lines in 5 boroughs of
NY as well as Westchester, Albany, Rochester,
Jamestown and Buffalo. He also took scenes
of the Hudson River Day Line and Mt. Beacon
Incline. A second feature includes Ron Wallace's
"Ride the Rapid" taken during
the Grade Crossing Elimination in the 1960's,
along with "New York Ferries"
featuring 8 ferry lines from Staten Island
to Newberg, New York.
Length:120 minutes
From
the Golden Years to the Penn Central Black
Years Three Railfans, Frank Miklos,
Bob Underwood and Ron Wallace share their
memories of NY Central, PRR, New Haven and
Penn Central from the 1960's. As well as
commuter trains of Boston, New York and
Philadelphia. And finally, the B&A between
Boston and Albany, the Roger Williams and
many other long distance trains from their
own old 8mm film. So let RonRail Pictures
take you back in time, when the Golden Days
turned Black.
Length:120 minutes
Keystone
State Trolleys The North Jersey Chapter
of the National Railway Historical Society
presents a trip back in time with Al Creamer.
His films of Keystone State trolleys are
taken from 1945 thru 1949 and include shots
of Philadelphia, Fairmount Park, Reading,
Hershey, Wilkes Barre, Scranton, Lancaster,
Johnstown, Greenburg, Altoona and Pittsburgh.
The main feature is followed by Bob Underwood's
films of Philadelphia and Pittsburgh taken
in the 1960's as well as slides taken by
Ron Wallace.