Some exceptional action footage - but interviews break up the flow - these should have been put into a separate section.

Originally released in 1990, this program features a July 1989 visit to 755’s resting place at the Conneaut Ohio Railroad Museum which is between Cleveland & Erie, but the majority of this program covers the Berkshires in regular service which was filmed by Mr. Guy Brant, & later witness 587 in action from Indianapolis to Logansport Indiana that was filmed by Steve Neff. Along the way, there are interviews with railroad crewmembers Jim Burrows (Not the same Jim Burrows who created the NBC sitcom Cheers), Charles O’Brien, Cliff Cooke, Edward Burnett, Fredrick Law, Edward Matz, Johnathan Koontz, Raymond Shufelt, Carlton Gee, Frank Marvin, Jim Pofft, & Raymond Dennis. Plus there are some Wreck scenes of Boxcars being piled up on each other as 2 Berkshires helped out with the Cleaning situation, not to mention Doubleheaders, Pacing sequences, & a handful of Mikados as well. Majority of these locations are in Indiana & Ohio but there is a Short Segment on the Buffalo Division. Aside from 755, there are 5 more which resides with us in the present century: 759 is at Scranton Pennsylvania, 763 is at Sugar Creek Ohio, 779 is at Lima Ohio, & of Course 765 at New Haven Indiana In the Suburbs of Fort Wayne. 757 used to be on display at the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania which is across the Street From the Strasburg Railroad in Lancaster County, but in Recent years, 757 is now at its new home in Bellevue Ohio: The Mad River & NKP Museum.