Railfanning the Appalachian Region Volume 2 DVD

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Railfanning the Appalachian Region Volume 2 DVD John Pechulis Media 🔍 Click to enlarge Cover image may differ from actual product
In volume 2, we'll revisit the busy operations of the Southern, RF&P, SCL and other railroads in Kentucky, Tennessee, Virginia and North Carolina in June of 1981.

The early 80's were a time of change on the railroad scene

Due to declining traffic, to survive, railroads were being acquired and merged into larger roads.

The Seaboard Coast line and L&N, or family Lines became part of the CSX Corporation along with the Chessie System in 1980

The Southern would merge with the Norfolk & Western and become part of the Norfolk Southern Corporation within a year.

Although much was changing, operations of these railroads remained mostly unchanged at this time

We'll view the varied motive power and train consists as we revisit some of the areas we visited in volume 1 and follow the trains as they travel through new locations like Hamlet Rocky Mount – Sanford – Kings Mountain – Old Fort and more.

We close with a brief visit to the then recently closed Auto Train facility at Lorton, VA which would later reopen under Amtrak.

We'll begin our return visit to the Appalachian Region at Junction City, Tennessee

FILMED BY JONATHAN RECK - SUBTITLED, ORIGINAL ON LOCATION SOUND – COLOR; APPROXIMATELY 71 MINUTES RUN TIME

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DVD Item #RFTARV2
Runtime 1 Hour, 11 Mins ($0.38/min)
ProducerJohn Pechulis Media
AspectFull Screen
Shrink Wrap Yes
FormatDVD
Region 0 (Worldwide) NTSC
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marshall tarlton  (nc) 2014-10-27
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  • 4 of 5
Railfanning the appalachian region volume 2 is a great follow up to a wonderful dvd. Images are wonderful and the sound is awesome.
Additional comments:
Narration: Just enough.
Would kids enjoy this? Maybe.
Image quality: Good.
Value: Fair.
Recommend? Definitely.
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