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Kalmbach Memorial Library Railroad Videos Title Publisher Year Length Marks Format 104: Over the Highest Sunday River Prod. 1522 Galloping Through Texas: BNSF's 2001 Employee Appreciation Special Pentrex 2001 70 BNSF 177 Days: Northwestern Pacific Pentrex 1993 13 18 Wheels of Steel Hopewell Prod. 1987 55 N&W 1927 Steam Odyssey, Gerald M. Best's: From Chicago to New York's Camelback Country Premier Video 20 NYO&W 2003 C&NWHS Annual Meet in Green Bay, The White River Productions 2003 94 C&NW DVD 20th Century Limited on TV, The Pentrex 1999 30 NYC 252 MPH on Rails (1988 World Record Run) & The Famous 1985 Rail Festival in Nuremberg 1988 ICE 261: The Power of the Milwaukee Road Goodheart Prod. 1993 56 MILW 290: The Legend Continues Trackside Video 1989 A&WP 3:59: Three Hours + Fifty-Nine Minutes Chandos 1998 60 VIA 4501: 25th Anniversary Gregg Scholl Video Prod. 1992 60 SOU 460 The Silverton in Winter ; Rotaries on Cumbres Sunday River Prod. 28 D&RG 4960: Steam Star of the Grand Canyon Railway Goodheart Prod. 1996 85 50's Memories of the Rio Grande Narrow Gauge Green Frog Prod. 2000 50 D&RGW 6060 Full Steam Ahead, A David Maiers Film DMX Consulting 2001 CN 611 Birmingham Memories Goodheart Prod. 1995 56 NS 6325: Return to Steam Greg Scholl 2002 90 8444: The Great Steam Trek Goodheart Prod. 1990 58 UP Above 3751 Over Cajon Pentrex 1999 75 ATSF Above Southern California Rails Pentrex 1999 42 BNSF Achensee Antics: Steam Action on Europe's Oldest Steam Rack Railway Railstuff 1997 Across the Heartland: Santa Fe's Chillicothe Subdivision Pentrex 1996 84 BNSF Across The Top: The Highest Steam in North America Sunday River Prod. Action Under the Wires: Main Line Electrics New York-Harrisburg (sequel to Magnificent GG-1) Mark I Video 1993 60 Former PRR lines Adventure Trails on Colorado Rails: Photomusical by Ron Ruhoff Ron Ruhoff DRGW Alamosa To Durango Almost Half a Century Ago: Passenger & Freight Operations Sunday River Prod. 120 D&RGW Alaska III: Giants in the Dark, Winter on the Alaska Railroad Mind's I. Production 1994 60 AR Alaska Railroad: The Land of Never Night Mind's I. Production 1995 35 AR Alaska's Gold Rush Train Acorn Media 2000 56 ARR Alcos on the Cartier (Quebec Cartier Mining Company) Plets Express 2001 60 QCMC Alcos on the Lake State Railway: Formerly the Detroit & Mackinac Plets Express 2000 99 LSRC Algoma Central Railway, The: The Tracks of the Black Bear Rail Innovations 56 All Aboard (National Railroad Museum) Forrest Video 1994 25 All Aboard For Eureka! Mountain Automation 2005 DVD Along the Pocahontas District Pentrex 1996 92 NS Alpine Tunnel: The Inside Story Historical Video Prod. 1992 American Freedom Train Vol 1 1975 Adventure Road 1999 60 American Freedom Train Vol 2 1976 Adventure Road 1999 60 American Freedom Train, The 1776 Productions American Railroad Collection Vol. 1 Pentrex 2002 95 American Railroad Collection Vol. 2 Pentrex 2002 76 American Railroad Collection: Eight rare promotional, training & safety films 1950s-70s Pentrex 2002 171 MoPac, CNW, CN DVD American Railroads in the 20th Century Pentrex 2003 52 American Rails at Mid-Century Interurban Videos 1990 63 American Steam, Vol 1 Greg Scholl 1989 85 America's Historic Steam Railroads 1: Strassburg and NH, Cumbres & Toltec Goldhill Video 1995 (2)120 America's Historic Steam Railroads 2: Georgetown Loop, Strassburg, Roaring Camp Goldhill Video 1996 (2)120 America's Historic Steam Railroads 3: Grand Canyon, CA Western, Cass, IL Rwy Mus. Goldhill Video 1994 (3)90 America's Railroads: The Steam Train Legacy (7 tapes) Marathon 1995 n/a America's Scenic Rail Journeys (4 tapes) Driftwood Productions 1997 (4)216 Amherst Railway Society's TRAINMANIA Amherst Rwy. Society 60 Amtrak 20 1971-1991 Revelation 1991 75 AMTK Amtrak Across America 25th Anniversary Pentrex 1996 30 AMTK Amtrak: The Surfline Video Rails 1992 60 AMTK Amtrak's Auto Train Pentrex 1994 75 AMTK Amtrak's Crush on Santa Barbara Icon Video 1995 40 AMTK Amtrak's Northeast Corridor Pentrex 1992 80 AMTK Amtrak's Northeast Corridor: Philadelphia to Washington D.C. Pentrex 1992 80 AMTK Amtrak's X2000 Demonstration Pentrex 1993 30 AMTK Ann Arbor Steam 1948-1949 AARTHA 1994 20 Arkansas & Missouri Railroad: Alcos in the Ozarks Pentrex 1988 60 AM Around the Narrow Gauge Circle Machines of Iron 1998 60 DRGW, RGS As It Used to Be Sunday River Prod. Australian View of British Steam, An "A" Class Films 2005 187 DVD Australian View of British Steam, Part 2, An "A" Class Films 2005 190 DVD B&O Odyssey, Vol 1 Pentrex 2000 60 B&O B&O Odyssey, Vol 2 Pentrex 2002 60 B&O Battle to Cumbres Pass, The Historical Video Prod. 1994 80 C&TS BC Rail Cab Ride: From Sea to Sky Pentrex 1997 105 BC Beaumont Hill Video Rails 1993 90 SP BEE Line Steve Neff 1989 60 Conrail Berea Interlocking Berkshire Prod. 1990 60 Berkshire's Best of Breed Berkshire Videography 1986 45 Berkshire's Montage Series, Vol. 1 Berkshire Videography 1986 58 Berkshire's Montage Series, Vol. 2 Berkshire Videography 1986 58 Bern-Loetschberg-Simplon Railway, The (#113) TEE 105 Best of 1987 Pentrex 1988 120 Best of 1988 Pentrex 1989 120 Best of 2000 Pentrex 2000 113 Best of Narrow Gauge on the Rio Grande Vol. 1, The Green Frog Prod. 1991 80 D&RGW Best of Narrow Gauge on the Rio Grande Vol. 1, The Green Frog Prod. 1997 62 D&RGW Best of Passenger Trains, Vol 3 Green Frog Prod. 60 Best of the East-On Location Trains Magazine 60 Best of the Midwest, Vol 1 Pentrex 1998 67 Best of the Midwest, Vol 2 Pentrex 1999 97 Best of the Midwest, Vol. 3 Pentrex 2000 81 Kalmbach Memorial Library Railroad Videos Best of the West-On Location Trains Magazine 60 Big Boy Pentrex 2001 95 UP Big Power: High-Tech Diesels on Today's Railroad Trains Magazine 2003 60 UP, CSX, BNSF Big Trains Rolling Am. Asso. RR 1996 60 Birney Safety Car, The Ben Rohrbeck Traction 52 various & DVD Black Diamonds Through the Dunes Pentrex 1999 85 BNSF Blue Ridge Tweetsie, Back Then: The East Tennessee and Western North Carolina Railroad Charter Communications 1998 54 ETWNC BN Tape 1:Empire on Parade BN 61 BN BN Tape 2:CA Zephyr,Path of a Giant BN 40 BN BN Tape 3:Portrait of a Railroad BN 40 BN BN Tape 4:Mr. Dodds Goes to CO BN 37 BN BN Tape 5:AK, Lively World of GN BN 21 BN BN Tape 6:Run-By Reel, All Pullman BN 38 BN Branson Scenic, The KAW Valley Films 1996 30 Brass Car Side Vol. 1 Brass Car Sides 1994 Brass Car Side Vol. 2 Brass Car Sides 1994 Brig-Visp-Zermatt Railway, The (#115) TEE 120 Brill Bullets and Red Arrow Lines Sunday River Prod. 42 TG Brill Cars: The J.G. Brill Company Ben Rohrbeck Traction 55 many & DVD British Rail Journeys (4 tapes) Acorn 1995 (4)220 Building the Tunnel: The New St. Clair Tunnel LTS Productions 1995 20 CN Burlington Northern's Crawford Hill Pentrex 1995 67 BN Burlington Northern's Funnel Big "E" Productions 1994 86 BN Burlington Northern's Funnel Pentrex 1997 80 BN Cajon Pass-On Location Trains Magazine 1995 60 SF,UP,SP California Challenger: UP 3985 Pentrex 2000 70 UP California Electric Trilogy Pentrex 1998 38 SN,PER California Limiteds, Gerald M. Best's Interurban Videos 1988 33 SP, SF California Mountain Passes Am. RR Media 2000 75 UP, BNSF California Northern Pentrex 1995 100 California Rotary Action! Pentrex 1993 45 UP California Western Railroad Pentrex 1991 60 California's Baldwin Diesels Pentrex 1993 60 TRC, ACR, Sierra California's North Coast Logging Railroads Catenary Video 1996 70 Camas Prairie Railroad: Shortline on Stilts, Vol. 1 SOYK 1995 35 CSP Canada's Canyon Conquest Trains Magazine 2000 60 CP,CN Canadian Doubleheader Steam Pentrex 1988 60 Canadian Pacific Along the Mighty Mississippi C. Vision Prod. 2002 84 CP Canadian Pacific's Mountain Sub and Rogers Pass Highball Productions 1999 120 CP Canadian Steam Green Frog Prod. 25 CN,CP Canadian Steam at War: Canadian Railways During WWII RailVideo 1997 50 Canadian Steam: 1957 Gregg Scholl Video Prod. 2000 45 CN, CP Canadian Steam: 1958 Gregg Scholl Video Prod. 2000 45 CN, CP Canadian Steam: 1959 Gregg Scholl Video Prod. 2000 50 CN, CP Canfor's Englewood Railway: Last of the Logging Railroads Pentrex 1991 45 Cass & Mower Logging Trains Green Frog Prod. 1996 90 CSR Cass Scenic Railroad Pentrex 1990 52 Cass CATS on the Prarie Prarie Works 2000 70 TC&W Central Mexico Rails: Mexico, Vol. 2 Pentrex 1991 90 Central Rafael Freyre: Cuba's Finest Narrow Gauge Railway Canadian Caboose 2000 120 Centuries of the North Woods East End Prod. 1987 90 CNW Chama Turn, The Green Frog Prod. 1987 Chattanooga Steam Reunion: 25th Anniversary of Norfolk Southern's Steam Excursions Pentrex 1991 40 N&W, SOU Chesapeake & Ohio 2765: New River Masquerade Pentrex 1994 90 C&O Chicago & North Western, the Cowboy Lines vol. 2 "Remembering the Cowboy" C. Vision Prod. 1999 90 CNW Chicago & North Western: Left Hand Railroad Herron Rail Video 1996 49 C&NW Chicago Odyssey Volume 1, 1950-60s Green Frog Prod. 2(60) Chicago Railroad Fair: Wheels A Rollin' Prepelica 10 Chicago Steam Celebration (1993 NRHS Convention) Pentrex 1993 120 Chicago, Aurora & Elgin Sunday River Prod. 30 CA&E Chili Line, The R. D. Publications China Steam Spectacular Pentrex 2004 148 DVD Choo Choo Trains: Close Up and Very Personal Stage Fright Prod.
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