Join Goodheart Productions at Steamtown's 1996 Snow Spectacular to watch big steam thunder up the former Lackawanna, Pocono-mountain grade! Experience the dramatic elements of big-time steam railroading - passenger and freight trains storming up mountain grades in sun, heavy falling snow, even fog - in five memorable winter days. To capture the very essence of the experience in an hour-long video is nothing short of . . . spectacular!
* Milwaukee Road 4-8-4 N. 261 pushing a wedge snowplow on the opening-day run • Passenger trains climbing the one percent grade through fresh fallen snow • The thrill of a cab ride, with the engineer and fireman describing the operation of 261 during a stirring rugby • Two days of freight-train railroading, including a classic you-hear-her-before-you-see-her sequence of 261 emerging out of fog • Action packed pacing shots from a hi-rail truck running ahead of 261 on an adjacent track • Plus an appearance by C |
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