Part 1 of a Four Part Series of Railfanning in the 1950s.
Welcome back to our viewers and welcome to first time viewers. This is the first in a 4-part series of railfanning in the 1950s. The images were shot on Super 8 film by Ed Birch's father, Ed Birch, Sr., and digitized onto DVD. Lots of scenes of fallen flag locomotives and rolling stock long out of service. Thanks for watching.
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Part 2 of a Four-Part Series of Railfanning in the 1950s.
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