The Pennsylvania Railroad in "Clear Track Ahead" (1946)
"Clear Track Ahead" was a promotional film made by the Pennsylvania Railroad in 1946, just as it was beginning the transition from steam to diesel. This is another of my "railfan editions"--I've edited out the various side stories and studio vignettes.
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New York Central - The Steam Locomotive
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THIS SP FILM HAS WAITED 70 YEARS FOR YOUR VIEWING PLEASURE!
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The New Haven in "A Great Railroad at Work" (1942)
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