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SANTA FE COMBO
Step back to September 21, 1995, Santa Fe's last full day of independent operations before its merger with Burlington Northern. Days prior to that milestone, Pentrex set out on an oddyssey across America's heartland to document the final chapter of this historic railroad:
- Across the Heartland: Santa Fe's Chillicothe Subdivision - Stretching from the greater Chicago area to Fort Madison, Iowa, lies the Chillicothe Sub, a double-tracked ribbon of rail that was home to Santa Fe's hottest trains. Flashy Warbonnets leading high-speed trains are seen at favorite spots such as McCook Junction, Streator, and Edelstein Hill - the line's most famous location.
- Countdown to Merger: Santa Fe's Marceline Subdivision - Six days prior to the merger with Burlington Northern, Pentrex set off to record the last moments of Santa Fe's independence by tracing the action on the Marceline Sub from Fort Madison, Iowa, to Kansas City, Missouri.
  169 minutes, color. Pentrex $29.95 DVD ONLY

SANTA FE SWAN SONG
See unusual street running in several Western cities, plus branches, locals and spectacular mainline views. GE's EMDs, cars, coaches and cabooses fill your screen. We conclude with a tribute to the 18-mile branch from Lamy to Santa Fe, New Mexico. See now-extinct diesel favorites including Kodachromes in action, and ride a dome car over Santa Fe passenger routes through the southwest, including Raton, Glorietta, Tehachapi, and Cajon.
75 minutes, color. Tell-Tale Productions $19.95 DVD ONLY

SANTA FE VINTAGE WEST
We bring back the Santa Fe with great action in many So. Cal. locations. This parade of power over the decades is a tribute to one of the most popular western railroads of all time. The scenes are taken from old movie film shot by many railfans. The material from the early 90s was shot on video before the end of the Santa Fe as an independent company. The paint schemes shown are all the phases from the early black with white stripes and beautiful passenger F-units with freight bluebonnet power and the later yellow bonnets. The video of the 90s shows a revival of the red and silver warbonnet theme that the Santa Fe used to reclaim all the public recognition that their service deserved.
94 minutes, color. Charles Smiley Presents $29.50 DVD ONLY

SILVER THREAD THROUGH THE WEST: The California Zephyr
This hour-long program chronicles the history of one of America's most talked-about trains, the California Zephyr, through in-depth interviews with 18 folks that worked for or rode on the Zephyrs. View restored professional color film footage. Enjoy a meal in the dining car as described in memories of a dining car steward, or have Zephyrettes share their daily experiences with you.
58 minutes. RK Publishing $24.95 DVD ONLY

SILVERTON, COLORADO: The Pride of the Rockies
Two-film DVD that plays worldwide includes:
- The Durango and Silverton Train - This incredible journey features the famous steam trains that power through the spectacular San Juan Mountains of southwestern Colorado. From Durango to Silverton, see the forested wilderness, and its beautiful lakes, waterfalls, and rivers. Be amazed at the route that travels over narrow passes, high bridges and steep cliffs.
- The Historic Mining Town - Nestled down in a pocket of the majestic San Juan Mountains sits the historic mining town of Silverton, Colorado. Enjoy the stories of its colorful locals, rich mining history, and the narrow gauge railroad that was nearly abandoned. Visit Silverton, a hidden gem in the beautiful Rocky Mountains! 85 minutes, color. David Bowyer Productions $14.95 DVD ONLY

SOUTHERN PACIFIC CAB FORWARD COLLECTION: The Complete Story of Southern Pacific's Mighty 4-8-8-4 Articulated Locomotives
For nearly 47 years, the Southern Pacific Railroad relied upon its massive AC-type steam locomotives to haul freight and passenger trains throughout California and neighboring states. Built to provide the power and flexibility demanded by the mountainous passes they traversed, these giants were constructed with their cab in front of the boiler, thus earning them the name 'cab forwards'. On this DVD, you'll see cab forwards in service on the Overland Route, the San Joaquin Line, the Sunset Route, the Coast Route, the Shasta Route, and the Modoc Line.
90 minutes plus bonus footage, color and black and white. Pentrex $39.95 DVD ONLY

SOUTHERN PACIFIC CLASSIC COLLECTOR'S SERIES
Featuring SP1941, SP Steam, and SP - The Coast Line. Southern Pacific steam abounds in this collection of rare color films from the 1930s to the 1950s. Originally released as part of the Video Rails Classic Collector's Series, these valuable films have now been combined on one DVD, bringing you the best of SP's steam era.
90 minutes, all-color. Pentrex $29.95 DVD ONLY

SOUTHERN PACIFIC FILM ARCHIVES COMBO
The vaults of the Southern Pacific Railroad provided a treasury of vintage footage to Pentrex, enough to create two outstanding shows that have been combined here on one new DVD. Daylights, Cab Forwards & Early Diesels: Marvelous images of early GS-class steam locomotives show the Coast Daylight and Noon Daylight climbing Santa Susana Pass, speeding along the Pacific Ocean, and at work in San Luis Obispo. Flangers, Spreaders & Steam Rotary Snowplows: Experience snowfighting operations on Donner Pass in the 1950s. Climb aboard as steam engines and SD9 diesels pull flangers down the tracks and Jordan spreaders are called into action.
60 minutes, color with sound and narration. Pentrex $29.95 DVD ONLY

SOUTHERN PACIFIC STEAM SINCE 1890
How many GS-4s would you like? In this tape, 26 different GS-4s await your pleasure, all thundering across the screen - not a single one of them numbered 4449. That's just a beginning. Almost every single wheel arrangement used by the SP since the year 1890 is here, from 0-6-0 switchers and antique 4-4-0s to monster 4-8-8-2 cab forwards (and bigger 2-8-8-4 cab in back) articulateds, every one but the two smallest at work. From Altamont to Alamagordo, from Portland to Pomona, this tape ranges the farflung SP empire during the final flowering of steam.
45 minutes, stereo. Sunday River Productions $25.97

SOUTHERN PACIFIC VINTAGE WEST
This 1950 to 1978 look brings the long-gone visions of SP out west. See Cab-Ahead steam and early F-units in snow on Donner Pass. Visit both sides of the beautiful Bay Area. Run out to old Tracy and Lathrop riding the San Joaquin Daylight trains. See the City of San Francisco, Coast Daylight, steam 'Commute', local and mail trains. Freight trains behind steam and early diesel power take you back to a more interesting period that will never return.
1 hour 15 minutes, stereo. Charles Smiley Productions $29.50 DVD ONLY

STEAM ACROSS AMERICA COMBO DVD
Pentrex takes you back to the late 1950s and early 1960s for a close-up look at the waning years of steam locomotives in operation on America's railroads. Originally released as two seperate programs, both shows have now been combined on one DVD, bringing you a complete picture of American steam railroading at the end of an era. Programs include:
- Volume I: The East - N&W, B&O, Pennsylvania Railroad, Nickel Plate Road, Burlington, and DM&IR.
- Volume II: The West - Union Pacific, Southern Pacific, Colorado & Southern, and Great Western Railway.
  70 minutes, color. Pentrex $29.95 DVD ONLY

STEAM OVER TENNESSEE PASS
In June 1997, Union Pacific's mighty 844, leading an A-B-A set of E-units and 18 matched passenger cars, made one last extraordinary trip through the Royal Gorge and over Tennessee Pass prior to UP's closing of this historic line. Now you can relive the excitement of this thrilling steam adventure! On Day One, you'll follow the beautiful train as it heads south out of Denver on the Joint Line and into Canon City. Day Two brings you the sights and sounds of steam marching through the depths of the Royal Gorge, blasting up grade to conquer 10,000 foot Tennessee Pass, and heading down through Glenwood Canyon, a spectacular achievment! Day Three features a high-speed chase across Utah's magnificent desert landscapes, running past Green River and into Helper. The final hours of the day see the train heading down through the Thistle tunnels and Provo, and arriving at Salt Lake City.
90 minutes, color. Pentrex $29.95 DVD ONLY

STEAM UP AT MOUNT RAINIER
This video takes you far beyond the typical "tourist" railroad tape, exploring the historic roots of the locomotives and the railroad. The five big engines featured, Alco, Baldwin, Climax, Heisler, and Shay, are shown working all together and individually in authentic freight recreations.
78 minutes, color. Golden Rail Video $16.22

SUGAR CANE TRAIN: A Hawaiian Adventure
Nestled between the scenic West Maui mountains and historic Lahaina is a reminder of Maui's railroad past. The narrow gauge Lahaina-Kaanapali & Pacific Railroad chuffs through the sugar cane fields and past resort hotels. Forty railroads once decorated the Hawaiian Islands. Of the eight that ran on Maui, only the Lahaina-Kaanapali & Pacific remains. Rumble across the 400-foot Hahakea trestle, watch the turntable spin the locomotive around, see the locomotive quench its thirst at Kaanapali station, and more. Also on this DVD is a bonus program, Railway to Heaven, that tells the story of the chapel cars.
90 minutes (both programs). Mountain Automation Corporation $24.95 DVD ONLY

SUPER CHIEF: Speed, Style, Service
This video contains interviews with employees that served on the Super Chief, with scenes of the countryside and the train. The Super Chief was the supreme American passenger train, run by one of America's great railroads. Hosted by television star Michael Gross.
56 minutes, color. RK Publishing $24.95 DVD ONLY

TENNESSEE PASS: From Start to Finish
The famous mainline from Pueblo to Dotsero. This 220-mile stretch of railroading features grueling 3 percent grades on the highest mainline in the USA at over 10,000 feet. This video features historical research on the early days in the 1880s up to present day operations to give the viewer the full perspective. Also reviewed is the reasoning for the likely closing of this line due to the merger with Union Pacific. You will see Rio Grande power as well as Southern Pacific. See heavy freights muscled up steep grades and then eased downgrade as well.
90 minutes, color. Charles Smiley Productions $26.50 DVD ONLY

TENNESSEE PASS
Two-volume DVD set includes:
- Volume 1: Southern Pacific ACs - Tennessee Pass is the highest railroad mainline in the continental US. Volume 1 of this series examines the westbound route of this vanishing line from Pueblo to Minturn, Colorado. Trackside shots and cab rides catch the spectacular scenery and the hardworking ACs all along the line. Don't miss these ACs in action through Royal Gorge, Tennessee Pass, and down the 3 percent grades on the western side, with the sound of dynamics whining. 49 minutes.
- Volume 2: Southern Pacific - Continuing the series on Tennessee Pass, Volume 2 captures train activity during all four breathtaking seasons on this mainline. In this video, see why helpers are necessary to assist trains up the grueling 3 percent grade on the western side, and take a look at some of the foreign power used on the former SP line. We also visit the Minturn terminal, and ride along in the cab from Minturn to the Pass. Incredible machines and spectacular scenery on a disappearing line.
  81 minutes.
  Machines of Iron $34.95 DVD ONLY

TENNESSEE PASS: Volume 3 - Union Pacific
We follow the line from Dotsero east through the Eagle River Valley past Wolcott, Avon, Minturn, Belden, Redcliff, Pando, and Mitchell to the Tennessee Pass on grades up to 3.3%. From the Tennessee Pass we head downgrade along the Arkansas River through Malta, Kobe, Princeton, Buena Vista, Salida Canyon, Texas Creek, and Parkdale to the Royal Gorge, and finally to Pueblo. This is mountain railroading at its best: steep grades, helpers, and beautiful mountain scenery.
84 minutes, color. Machines of Iron $24.95 DVD ONLY

TODAY'S STEAM ACROSS AMERICA
Enjoy four hours of nonstop action from dozens of America's classic steam locomotives across the country, today and in the glory days of steam. This two-disc DVD set brings you cab-forwards, Shays, Heislers, Articulateds, Mountain types, Mikados, and othe locomotive types, from the smallest tot he largest, operating singly, as doubleheaders, even as steam tripleheaders. You'll witness these historic locomotives on narrow gauge lines, shortlines, and mainlines. Among the featured railroads are Union Pacific, Southern Pacific, Santa Fe, Great Northern, Frisco, Norfolk & Western, Nickel Plate, Milwaukee, Chesapeake & Ohio and others. This grand bonanza of steam offers something for every railfan to relish.
4 hours, color, includes menus and option of watching the program with or without narration. Pentrex $29.95 DVD ONLY

TRAIN QUEST
After celebrating his birthday with a trip to the movies, fifteen-year-old August takes his girlfriend back to the toy shop where he works to show her the owner's latest creation - a cool new train set and model city. But when he turns on the train, something extraordinary happens. Suddenly, the two teens are zapped down insize and find themselves passengers on board the speeding toy train! Scared and mystified, the pair discover they have been trapped by the toy's evil mastermind, the diabolical Mr. Dalby, and unless they can find out how to escape, and fast, they are doomed to ride the minature rails forever.
80 minutes, color. Hollywood Entertainment DVD $10.98 DVD ONLY

TRAINS SPECTACULAR 4-DVD COLLECTOR'S SET
This 4-DVD collection of rail videos explores the great trains and spur-line itineraries, past and present. America By Rail: The West Coast takes you on a 1,600-mile trek along the US Pacific Coast from San Diego to Seattle, highlighting the breathtaking scenery and unusual whistle-stops along the way. Change direction with America By Rail: The Heartland, a coast-to-coast journey from DC to California on some of Amtrak's most celebrated trains. Thrill to steam-powered action captured by multiple cameras in Ohio Steam Spectacular, a video ode to the golden age of the Iron Horse. Challenger 3985 showcases the powerful majesty of the world's largest operating steam-powered locomotive, Union Pacific's #3985, aptly dubbed "Challenger".
360 total minutes, color. Topics Entertainment $29.95 DVD ONLY

UINTAH RAILWAY
The Uintah Railway was a 75-mile railroad that operated from 1904 to 1939. It ran in northwestern Colorado from Mack, Colorado to Watson, Utah. Featuring original film footage of the new 3 foot narrow gauge articulated locomotives in 1929 on the 7.5 percent grades of Baxter Pass. This historic motion picture film from the Luclan Sprague family and the Colorado Railroad Museum archives with vintage photographs from the collections of several avid Uintah Railway enthusiasts.
50 minutes. Machines of Iron $24.95 DVD ONLY

UNION PACIFIC: Off the Beaten Track - UP Potpurri, Volume 2
Union Pacific's far-flung network of branches have been pruned considerably during the past few decades. Experience rare glimpses of fading Northern Colorado routes in this unusual volume. This is the perfect DVD for those who believe bigger isn't always better. See locals on the Boulder Valley, Dent, Fort Collins and Boettcher lines, plus both surviving segments of the former Julesburg Subdivision. Get them before they're gone!
60 minutes, color. Tell-Tale Productions $19.95 DVD ONLY

UNION PACIFIC: Streamliners and Classic Steam
Beginning with early streamliners, you'll see UP's M-10000, M-10001, City of Denver, City of Los Angeles, City of Salina, City of San Francisco, and more in the 1930s and 1940s. Then the focus is on steam power from the 1930s to the 1950s. Steam power includes 800 series 4-8-4s with 2-8-2s, 2-10-2, 4-6-2s, 4-6-6-4s, 4-12-2, steam turbines and others. Diesels include Alco, Fairbanks Morse and Baldwin switchers and EMD GP and E units. You'll also find Gas Turbine 51. 1990s coverage includes 4-8-4 844 at St. Louis and on ex-D&RGW Tennessee Pass line, plus Challenger 3985 masquerading as Clinchfield 676 on CSX and on Union Pacific trackage.
97 minutes, color and black and white. Herron Rail Video $39.95 DVD ONLY

UNION PACIFIC/BNSF: The Front Range, Crawford Hill and Plains
We begin at the joint line in Colorado and then move north to Wyoming for a visit to Cheyenne, Archer's Curve and Sherman Hill. Then it's on to Nebraska for a look at operation of BNSF's Crawford Hill and the sprawling yard in Alliance. We end our tour with a salute to the Union Pacific as we follow their legendary Central Corridor from Gibbon Junction to North Platte. This incredible line is the world's busiest freight railroad, and boasts a triple track mainline, seeing over 160 trains a day.
60 minutes, color with stereo sound. Green Frog Productions $19.47

UNION PACIFIC BIG BOY COLLECTION
The Big Boys were the stuff of legends, giants of the rails, revered for their immense size, power, and reliability. Longer, heavier, more powerful than any other articulated steam locomotive in the western United States, they became symbols of an era. Each of the Big Boys, from #4000 to #4024, is shown in numerical order. You will see them in action taming the Wasatch Mountains, conquering the grades of Sherman Hill, and in Cheyenne. With their 4-8-8-4 wheel arrangement, 132-foot-long locomotive and tender, and 1.2 million pounds of loaded weight, the Big Boys literally shook the earth as they thundered by.
95 minutes, color and black and white with stereo sound and narration. Pentrex $39.95 DVD ONLY

UNION PACIFIC STREAMLINER COLLECTION
Streamliners! The look captured the imagination of the nation. The name represented luxury, glamour, and mobility. Streamliners epitomized a new world of modern living, symbolizing style and technical evolution in the ongoing fulfillment of the American Dream. Pentrex is proud to present this comprehensive tribute to the streamliners of the Union Pacific, utilizing material from the archives of the Union Pacific Historical Society, much of which has never before been seen.
2 hours 7 minutes, color and black and white. Pentrex $39.95 DVD ONLY

UNION PACIFIC TURBINES OF THE WASATCH: The Union Pacific 8500 Gas Turbines
The days of the world’s most powerful and dramatic turbines have become a part of railroading history. The mighty thunder of these giants was all silent by 1969. Watch as a gigantic 8500-hp turbine pulls a 170-car freight through Echo Canyon. Heart-pounding action throughout the grades of the Wasatch Mountains, rare footage from the Ogden and Riverdale yards, servicing shots of the 8500 turbines.
60 minutes, color. Pentrex $19.47

UNION PACIFIC'S FEATHER RIVER ROUTE
In 1982, the Western Pacific system, including the Feather River Canyon route, was purchased by Union Pacific. Improvements began immediately to facilitate increased traffic. A brief nine years later, Pentrex set out to capture the variety and volume of trains now flowing over this famous pass across California's scenic Sierra Nevadas. Step back to 1991 to watch as Union Pacific sends doublestack and intermodal trains through the Canyon's challenging terrain. Unit grain trains, steel trains, and others led by Dash 8-40CWs, Dash 8-40Cs and SD40-2s wind their way past the vertical cliffs that rise from the track bed. All the well-known landmarks are featured here: Keddie Wye, Williams Loop, James, Clio Trestle, Pulga, and more.
60 minutes, color. Pentrex $29.95 DVD ONLY

UNION PACIFIC'S MAGNIFICENT MACHINES: UP Potpourri, Volume 1
Union Pacific's amazing collection of operating equipment and rail routes are second to none. Experience the world's largest steam locomotives, diesels, and rotary snow throwers in action across the system. Celebrate the UP's biggest, boldest, newest and oldest from Chicago to the California coast, Donner to Dallas, Minnesota to Mexico, Rochelle to Reno, and Tehachapi to Tennessee Pass. Witness the magnificent UP from a locomotive cab, dome car, and trackside!
99 minutes, color with live audio, titles and narration. Tell-Tale Productions $19.95 DVD ONLY

UNION PACIFIC'S SHERMAN HILL
Since 1868, Sherman Hill has challenged the Union Pacific Railroad. Watch as Union Pacific power struggles to move trains over the hill. Vintage photographs take you back to the early history of this trough mainline, and the transition into modern operation. Enjoy steam locomotives 844 and 3985 as they travel this scenic part of the railroad. All three lines over Sherman Hill are extensively covered in this video that was shot over a four-year span of time.
90 minutes, all color. Machines of Iron $16.22

UNION PACIFIC'S TRIPLE TRACK MAIN
Union Pacific's Kearney Subdivision lies in the heart of central Nebraska. The 110-mile portion from North Platte to Gibbon Junction can see an average of 100 trains a day. In 1999, Union Pacific completed construction of a third main track to ease the congestion. This is Class One railroading at its best. Many different types of trains can be seen rolling across the sand hills and between farm fields. Take time to view trains rounding Buttermilk Curve, which is the best spot for watching trains on the line. 92 different trains are captured running along the triple track with all kinds of motive power utilized, including distributed power coal trains.
96 minutes, color, with stereo sound and narration. Pentrex $29.95 DVD ONLY

UTAH'S INCREDIBLE SOLDIER SUMMIT
Union Pacific's former Denver & Rio Grande Western mainline between Helper and Provo, Utah is a great place to watch trains. Running over the Wasatch Mountains and Soldier Summit, this is a heavy-duty railroad with many maximum-tonnage trains. You'll see trains of the UP, Utah Railway, BNSF, and Amtrak as they climb up and over this twisting mountain railroad. This is a coal line, and you'll see some Utah Railway trains with as many as ten unitys - four on the front, with six-unit manned helpers! Enjoy action at all the great locations, including Helper, the tunnels at Nolan and Kyune, Summit, the Gilluly Loops, Thistle and much more.
90 minutes, widescreen format, color. Railway Productions $24.95 DVD ONLY

WAR TRAINS
The dynamic history of the railroads during warfare. Experience the excitement and danger of military railroading as award-winning director Christopher Davenport transports you to the front lines by rail, from France to Germany, Africa to Italy, Russia to the United States. Build a combat locomotive from the wheels up. Join in the thrill of train running while under attack from enemy aircraft. Counterattack by jumping aboard an artillery train. Load, aim and fire the massive railroad guns. Learn the indispensable role of the railroad in securing victory over the enemy. Discover the CIA's secrets of sabotage and how to derail enemy trains. Witness all this and more through rare archival and never-before-seen footage of the railroad in action.
3 hours, color and black and white. Galloping Pictures $19.95 DVD ONLY

WEDGES, ROTARIES AND MORE
The railroads' battle with snow is legendary. Machines of Iron brings you action shots of wedge plows, both steam and diesel rotaries, and a modern-day Jordan spreader. The railroads represented are: Burlington Northern, Union Pacific, Denver & Salt Lake, Southern Pacific, Wyoming Colorado, Cumbres & Toltec, and Kyle. Enjoy these seldom-recorded views of the railroads' battle with Mother Nature's snow.
45 minutes, color. Machines of Iron $24.95 DVD ONLY

WINTER FREIGHTS ON THE DURANGO & SILVERTON
The Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad is known around the world for its great train ride, and the beautiful scenery it passes through. In this program, turn back the calendar and enjoy several mixed freight and passenger trains that were run strictly for photographers. Locomotives 473 and 478, as well as 482, put on a great steam show with multiple runbys through the lovely scenery. If you like steam, then this program is full of great steam action that you won't want to miss.
70 minutes plus bonus footage, widescreen format, color. Railway Productions $24.95 DVD ONLY

WINTER ON THE MOFFAT ROUTE
This video takes a look at the UP's former Rio Grande line through Colorado's Rocky Mountains west of Denver. Included in the film are coal trains, passenger trains - including the Ski Train and Amtrak's California Zephyr - as well as BNSF's trackage rights trains.
120 minutes, color. Highball Productions $25.95 DVD ONLY

WORKIN' ON THE RAILROAD
Have you ever passed a track gang and wondered what all those machines actually do? Here's your answer and more. You'll visit a tie replacement and surfacing gang to witness the amazing parade as it progresses down the track. Closeup shots explain what ecah machine does. Then you'll tour a major shop to see in detail how coal hoppers are built. Next you're off to view undercutting machines cleaning ballast on the Burlington Northern Santa Fe. Did you ever wonder what it's like to work as a dispatcher? You'll visit a Norfolk Southern facility, where the chief dispatcher explains the operation. Returning to BNSF, you'll see one of the most awesome pieces of railroad equipment: the P-811 concrete tie layer. You're sure to enjoy this and all the other exotic equipment that is workin' on the railroad!
95 minutes, stereo sound and narration. Pentrex $29.95 DVD ONLY

WORLD'S SCENIC RAILWAY
This DVD includes three programs and three bonus specials.
Scenic Railway of the World - Enjoy your guided excursion on the White Pass & Yukon, hanging from a mountain and decorated with waterfalls, lakes, glaciers, forest, eagles and bears.
Gold Rush Railroad - Marvel at the railroad that reduced a six-month ordeal to a six-day journey. See steam, diesel locos and snowplows. Help build the Alaska Highway in World War II.
An Engineer's Point of View - Ride with the engineer to White Pass Summit. See shops, yards, Dead Horse Gulch bridge, Tunnel Mountain and Glacier Gorge.
Bonus specials include Snow Plow, Steam Loco 73, and Carcross 1997.
95 minutes, stereo sound and narration. Mountain Automation Corporation $24.95 DVD ONLY

Railroad Video/DVD

Video/DVD by first letter of title: A - F - G - K - L - R - S - Z

Video/DVD by first letter of title:
A - F - G - K - L - R - S - Z