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Passenger Trains of the 1960's
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- Passenger Trains of the 1960's
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3 Episodes on one DVD!
Passenger Trains of the 60s Volume 1
Visit New England first. B&M RDC, New England States, New Haven #398 & #75.
The Colonial, Patriot, Puritan, Gilt Edge, Senator, Yankee Clipper, Bay State, NH #554, Merchants Limited, and the Sundown. In "Last Day at Memphis" KSC Florida Special, L&N #98, Memphis Union Station Switching, L&N #101, Southern #35. All Color!
Passenger Trains of the 60s Volume 2
Covers L&N #63, Pan American /Gulf Wind, Crescent, Hummingbird, Southerner, Pelican, City of N.O. Panama Limited, Southern Belle, Sunset. Trains of Atlanta.
Here you'll view trains on the Georgia Railroad...Man O'war, Nancy Hanks, GA. R.R. #1, #108, Athens Branch mixed, Washington Branch mixed, Macon Branch mixed... L&N...#17, Dixie Flyer, Georgian, Southern, Royal Palm, Southerner, Peach Queen, Crescent. SCL..#5, #6, Silver Comet. All Color!
Passenger Trains of the 60s Volume 3
Action in and around Birmingham, See the Vulcan, City of Miami, Southwind, Southern #11, Hummingbird, Sunnyland, Pelican, Pan American, Seminole, Silver Comet, Southerner, KCF Special, L&N #1, Sunset, Southwind, Southland, Seaboard #8, Pelican, Sugar Bowl Special. All Color!
3 Episodes on one DVD!
Approx. 2 Hours 13 Minutes
2.0 Dolby Digital and
5.1 Dolby Digital Surround Sound
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I was in New Orleans'1978 got off the sunset from LA walking besides the Southern crescent what a beautiful passenger train all polished and pretty
Atlanta still had 18 passenger schedules in 1969 - one year before both Union and Terminal Stations were closed.
Had a relative take the Nancy Hanks to Savannah during that time. Had one locomotive and one car.
At least they show a Southern Railway
Sad to think many of those trains didn't survive to become part of Amtrak and even those that did got discontinued later on
Notice most of these trains have several head-end cars. Passenger trains carrying mail were still somewhat profitable.
When the Post Officd cancelled most mail contracts, the railroads started petitioning the ICC to drop passenger service, citing heavy losses.
Some pundits still think the airlines bribed either Post Office officials or LBJ, to get mail off of trains and onto planes.
Great clips. I'll watch any cab unit anywhere pulling anything. On my layout I run the Southern Crescent and the Piedmont, both circa 1976. Even put the Bicentennial decals on the 4 E8s! Also run UP excursion train with correctly numbered E9s. Check it out! I have worn out most of my Green Frog VHS tapes. LOL.
6:20 wonder if that trestle is still there? its amazing looking.