The Golden Age of Trains, Vol 8

After the Great Depression, along with the increasing number of automobiles, the railway system was suffering in the 1930s. In order to keep up with passenger service new streamliners proved to be a fast and affordable way for people to travel to work or even cross-country. These diesel-powered passenger trains were important to the American economy, especially when it came to transporting goods and services. Included are six short vintage films: Coast To Coast in 48 Hours, Tomorrow's Railroads, Easy Does It, Something for Everyone, Snow on the Run, and Science Rides the High Iron. 1 hr. 45 min.