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Author Name: N/A Title: From the Attic of the Minneapolis & St Louis Railway Book Condition: CD Publisher: Prairie Works Seller ID: CD-1006 CD-Rom/DVD with 550 images, 34 minutes. The Minneapolis & St. Louis Railway, a line with transcontinental ambitions and a selling point of avoiding Chicago congestion, has been gone since 1960. Yet, it still remains a fascinating railroad.The video, through photos, slides, postcards and some 8 mm film, follows the railroad from its operations in the Twin Cities to western South Dakota, its primary mainline to Peoria, Illinois and secondary line to Des Moines, Iowa. There is also a 1960 railfan trip from the Twin Cities to New Ulm, Minnesota.The video concludes with photos of steam & diesel locomotives, self-propelled passenger equipment, freight cars, maintenance equipment, train wrecks, snow-fighting equipment & scenes and memorabilia.The DVD video is 40 minutes long. The CD-ROM has 550 images, along with a 1929 passenger train timetable, a 1938 Industrial Guide, M&St.L and Iowa Central steam locomotive rosters, a ìLess-Than-Carloadî brochure, advertisements in ìRailway Ageî and a booklet that was given out for the 1960 railfan trip Minneapolis & St Louis Railway M&STL CD Photos DVD Price = 25.00 USD
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