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One of the most spectacular tourist train rides in Eastern North America, is the 10 hour, 228 mile round trip Agawa Canyon train operating on the Algoma Central Railroad from Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario to a beautiful location in Agawa Canyon that can only be reached by train. A 90 minute stop in the canyon allows you to climb 321 steps for a breathtaking view of the canyon plus additional time t...

The last Pullman heavy weight private business car of its kind, built in about 1921, Western Maryland Railway Business Car 204 car sits under plastic wrap on the Western Maryland Scenic Railway (WMSR) in Ridgely, WV, next to Cumberland, MD. This video gives a bit of its history, its deterioration, and hopes for its restoration. It is estimated to cost about $700,000 to $800,000 to restore it to...

Riding the Cab of Royal Hudson 4-6-4 #2860 from North Vancouver to Squamish, British Columbia - a once in a lifetime experience.

This video highlights the two rail trips that were the main feature of the Western Maryland Railway Historical Society's 2022 Convention in La Vale, Maryland on August 19-21, including trips behind former steam locomotive 2-6-6-2 C&O 1309 on the Western Maryland Scenic Railway, out of Cumberland, Maryland, and the 2-6-0 locomotive No. 11 on the Everett Railroad, out of Hollidaysburg, PA.

This video is about our wonderful travel experience aboard private rail car NYC-3 to celebrate with family and friends our 60th wedding anniversary. We were totally spoiled the moment we bordered the car with professional cooks and hosts. They set the standard for luxourious rail travel.

This video demonstrates the highly realistic performance of operating a locomotive and train, comparable to that of simulators used by US and Canadian Class I railroads. Video shows operating an Amtrak train on the BNSF's Scenic Subdivision and performing industrial switching and making up a train at Flagstaff, Arizona, also on the BNSF. Locomotive operation is controlled by an accurate replica...

TrainMaster, Train Simulator, Locomotive Simulator, Train Simulation, Open Rails, Locomotive Control Stand, Train Operation

Quick 12 minute overview of the TrainMaster locomotive simulator originally developed by P.I. Engineering of Williamston, Michigan. For further info, contact me at BobLeilich@att.net. To see the newest version running Open Rails, click on ruclips.net/video/eZ8G3dAUoY4/видео.html. The simulator is now located at the Galveston Railroad Museum in Galveston, Texas.