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REAL RAILROADING! The world’s oldest and largest source for historic railroad videos.

Classic train DVDs produced from original historic railroad film. Sunday River’s historic rail videos are produced and edited in house. Where necessary, accurate sound has been added for realistic effect. Scrupulous historic research, brings you trackside in eras long gone by. Sunday River’s classic train DVDs are known world wide as the most comprehensive and authoritative available.

View our catalog by clicking on the historic railroad video categories. Our extensive classic rail catalog is being re-mastered on DVD so that access to these treasured train journeys will not be lost. We carry a full range of historic rail and even a “must-have” model railroad DVD. 

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Two Foot Gauge in Maine: Sandy River and Rangely Lakes

New England Steam

Amazing and eclectic steam from the 1930s handled the unique terrain and transportation issues of New England.

Two Foot Gauge in Maine: Sandy River and Rangely Lakes

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Two Foot Gauge in Maine: Sandy River and Rangely Lakes

$29.95

The little engines race through the wildflowers of summer and slug it out with the drifts of Maine winter.

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The film is split between the Sandy River and Rangely Lakes and the Bridgton and Harrison, with a four minute segment in the middle on the Monson and the Wiscasset, Waterville and Farmington. This is the only comprehensive record anywhere of these legendary two foot lines actually running. 

The little engines race through the wildflowers of summer and slug it out with the drifts of Maine winter. Featuring freight and passenger trains—plus the unusual rail buses—you ride the cabs, cabooses and flat cars, put your shoulder to the turntable and actually pull the throttle. Black & White, 31 min.

Photographed by Albert G. Hale. 

Additional footage from L. Peter Cornwall and the collection of John Tolley. 

Sound is of the actual engines themselves recorded by Sunday River.