From the Super 8mm films of Joseph Seidl, C. Vision Productions proudly presents "A 1960's Train Travelogue", a moving portrait of vintage and exotic railroading in the 1960's throughout several parts of the US and Canada. Joe embarked on several rail safaris with his Argus Super 8mm camera that includes the C&NW and Milwaukee Road in his hometown of Menominee, Michigan. Other roads Joe covered near his hometown were the Soo Line and the Green Bay & Western in northeastern and central Wisconsin. During his jaunts to Michigan's Upper Peninsula he captured the Lake Superior & Ishpeming Alco's on the Marquette Iron Range. Joe frequented the Canadian railroads as well documenting the Canadian Pacific along the northern Lake Superior shore and the Canadian National and Ontario Northland railroads. Included are shots of the "Canadian" in its maroon and gray scheme, the "Super Continental" on the CN, along with the Turbo train. You will even see the "Northland" and the "Polar Bear Expre |
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