Chicagoland in Film 1969-1989
Super 8 film from the late Red Moser , supplemented with some clips I shot on a western train trip in 1970. The opening scenes show the Chicago downtown and lakefront areas. Most of the footage is from 1974, a few years into Amtrak when the SDP40F's were the new kid on the block. A good mix of long distance and commuter trains out of Union and C&NW stations is shown, as well as a brief look at the Rock Island at New Lenox by George H Meyer. The final sequences are from 1989 at the 50th Anniversary of the FT exhibition at the EMD Plant in Lagrange, IL. Sounds are from my video library and Arkay records.

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The Rock Island in Film

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PRR PC Conrail - Harrisburg to Horseshoe

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The Frostburg Flyer Scenic Train Ride In Cumberland Maryland.

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Rare 1910s Footage: How Everyday Americans Lived and Worked | Restored Archival Film

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Erie Lackawanna (C&WI) Hammond, Indiana to Chicago

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Soo Line in the Windy City: Dan Hadley’s Chicago Tour (1990)

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Chicagoland 1991 to 1999

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The How and Why of the BN merger of 1970

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Why There's a Locomotive in the Center of the Train

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chicago Odyssey volume 2 Part1

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Super Chief Coast Daylight California Zephyr

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Rock Island’s Mid-Continent Route in the 1960s – Bonus MN&S Footage

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How Metra can keep running such OLD trains

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Why Every Locomotive Has Three Headlights

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Chicago Rail Center 1970's Film No. 173 Color Sound Nick Muff

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The Loudest Steam Locomotive In America: Chasing Trains

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Milwaukee Road, Rock Island, CB&Q, and CGW in the 1950s - The Films of George Niles

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BNSF Railway's Oregon Trunk Sub in 2008.

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The Real Reason Big Boy 4014 Was Abandoned For Decades

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