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Towers: CSXs Relics in the 1990s DVD

Towers: CSXs Relics in the 1990s  DVD Revelation Video RVQ-TOWERS
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The Baltimore & Ohio was a railroad of firsts. By 1842, it had connected Cumberland, MD, with the East Coast. Under CSX ownership, this important mainline boasts heavy-duty welded rail over which rolls the most modern diesels and Amtrak's newest Superliners. Armstrong levers, however, continue to operate switches at several locations, which are visited in this program.

In 1994, only eighteen mechanical interlocking plants survive in the United States. In addition to Miller Tower, located in Cherry Run, WV, we visit Hancock, Cumberland, plus a few towers which are no more. View the "Closing Ceremony' for JD Tower in March, 1992.

Of course, you will see plenty of CSX freight activity from Baltimore to Sand Patch, in addition to Amtrak's "Capitol Limited." But listen for the locking of levers and squeel of pipes and cranks after the trains pass - a sound fast vanishing from the American railroad scene.

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DVD Item#:RVQ-TOWERS
Runtime:1 Hour, 55 Mins ($0.19/min)
Producer:Revelation Video
Aspect Ratio:Full Screen
Shrink Wrapped?:NO!
Disc Type:DVD
Region Code:0 Worldwide NTSC

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