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Video Title: Pennsylvania Train Stations - Part 8 Union Street Station
Date Added: 2/12/2010 12:29:31 AM

Part 8 - Union Street Station. During the Civil War, Abraham Lincoln put out a call to help defend the nation's capital. Two divisions of those known as First Defenders began their march at Union Street Station. Today the restored building houses a design business and owner John Levkulic now hopes to get other organizations involved in revitalizing the area around the station to benefit the community.

In the early 1900s, travelers could go anywhere by train. America's train stations provided a doorway to the world, becoming the heart of each community. They were part of everyday life serving as a backdrop for many mileposts in our country's history. From these stations, loved ones tearfully said goodbye as soldiers departed for two World Wars and cheered these heroes on their return. Presidential candidates criss-crossed the country bringing their message to the people from each station's platform.

Pennsylvania Train Stations -- Restored and Revitalized takes viewers on an unconventional journey to uncover the richness of these beautiful memorials to railroading and meet the people who saved them. Produced by Penn State Public Broadcasting, this film captures the charm and nostalgic beauty of stations brought back to life in exciting and unusual ways. History historical film documentary documentaries

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Video Title: Pennsylvania Train Stations - Part 7 The Station Restaurant
Date Added: 2/12/2010 12:25:47 AM

Part 7 The Station Restaurant
Just up the river and down the tracks from downtown Pittsburgh, there is a suburban station where you can get a taste of the railroad. The Station Restaurant in Tarentum serves up food along with a touch of nostalgia, and lucky visitors often get the chance to see a locomotive pass their window as they dine.

In the early 1900s, travelers could go anywhere by train. America's train stations provided a doorway to the world, becoming the heart of each community. They were part of everyday life serving as a backdrop for many mileposts in our country's history. From these stations, loved ones tearfully said goodbye as soldiers departed for two World Wars and cheered these heroes on their return. Presidential candidates criss-crossed the country bringing their message to the people from each station's platform.

Pennsylvania Train Stations -- Restored and Revitalized takes viewers on an unconventional journey to uncover the richness of these beautiful memorials to railroading and meet the people who saved them. Produced by Penn State Public Broadcasting, this film captures the charm and nostalgic beauty of stations brought back to life in exciting and unusual ways. History historical film documentary documentaries

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Video Title: Pennsylvania Train Stations - Part 6 East Mahanoy Junction
Date Added: 2/12/2010 12:22:34 AM

Part 6 - East Mahanoy Junction (Barnesville, Schuylkill County)
When Wendy Bednar and her husband purchased East Mahanoy junction, the first thing they were asked to do was move it. With the help of an Amish family, they did just that, and the station is now their home about 800-1,000 feet away from the original site. Another interesting tidbit about the station? Wendy is certain the station is haunted by a few friendly ghosts!

In the early 1900s, travelers could go anywhere by train. America's train stations provided a doorway to the world, becoming the heart of each community. They were part of everyday life serving as a backdrop for many mileposts in our country's history. From these stations, loved ones tearfully said goodbye as soldiers departed for two World Wars and cheered these heroes on their return. Presidential candidates criss-crossed the country bringing their message to the people from each station's platform.

Pennsylvania Train Stations -- Restored and Revitalized takes viewers on an unconventional journey to uncover the richness of these beautiful memorials to railroading and meet the people who saved them. Produced by Penn State Public Broadcasting, this film captures the charm and nostalgic beauty of stations brought back to life in exciting and unusual ways. History historical film documentary documentaries

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Video Title: Pennsylvania Train Stations - Part 5 Chestnut Ridge Station
Date Added: 2/12/2010 12:18:13 AM

Part 5: Chestnut Ridge Station (Palmerton, Carbon County) Where would you expect to find a world-class research facility? How about in a restored train station in Palmerton? While closed to the public due to the nature of the work that takes place inside, the beauty of the building is still admired by those who pass by. Owners John and Ella Ondria admit the restoration has been a lot of work, but well worth it.

In the early 1900s, travelers could go anywhere by train. America's train stations provided a doorway to the world, becoming the heart of each community. They were part of everyday life serving as a backdrop for many mileposts in our country's history. From these stations, loved ones tearfully said goodbye as soldiers departed for two World Wars and cheered these heroes on their return. Presidential candidates criss-crossed the country bringing their message to the people from each station's platform.

Pennsylvania Train Stations -- Restored and Revitalized takes viewers on an unconventional journey to uncover the richness of these beautiful memorials to railroading and meet the people who saved them. Produced by Penn State Public Broadcasting, this film captures the charm and nostalgic beauty of stations brought back to life in exciting and unusual ways. History historical film documentary documentaries

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Video Title: Pennsylvania Train Stations - Part 4 Shoeyville
Date Added: 2/12/2010 12:13:42 AM

Part 4: Shoeyville (Shoemakersville, Berks County) David Arndt didn't care how much Shoeyville station cost. He bought it on a whim - not as an investment, but as a home. Built in 1885, the station is one of the oldest still standing and requires continuous maintenance. But it's worth it to Arndt who says, "It's a longing to preserve a way of life."

In the early 1900s, travelers could go anywhere by train. America's train stations provided a doorway to the world, becoming the heart of each community. They were part of everyday life serving as a backdrop for many mileposts in our country's history. From these stations, loved ones tearfully said goodbye as soldiers departed for two World Wars and cheered these heroes on their return. Presidential candidates criss-crossed the country bringing their message to the people from each station's platform.

Pennsylvania Train Stations -- Restored and Revitalized takes viewers on an unconventional journey to uncover the richness of these beautiful memorials to railroading and meet the people who saved them. Produced by Penn State Public Broadcasting, this film captures the charm and nostalgic beauty of stations brought back to life in exciting and unusual ways. History historical film documentary documentaries

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Video Title: Pennsylvania Train Stations - Part 3 The Public Library
Date Added: 2/12/2010 12:08:07 AM

Part 3: The Public Library (California, Washington County)In 1958, a group of women persuaded the Pennsylvania Railroad to give away their deteriorating train station so it could be transformed into a public library. They soon decided they'd also like their very own caboose. Requests were mailed to 18 railroad companies until finally Norfolk Southern offered to help. Today children's activities are held in the library's "Little Red Caboose."

In the early 1900s, travelers could go anywhere by train. America's train stations provided a doorway to the world, becoming the heart of each community. They were part of everyday life serving as a backdrop for many mileposts in our country's history. From these stations, loved ones tearfully said goodbye as soldiers departed for two World Wars and cheered these heroes on their return. Presidential candidates criss-crossed the country bringing their message to the people from each station's platform.

Pennsylvania Train Stations -- Restored and Revitalized takes viewers on an unconventional journey to uncover the richness of these beautiful memorials to railroading and meet the people who saved them. Produced by Penn State Public Broadcasting, this film captures the charm and nostalgic beauty of stations brought back to life in exciting and unusual ways. History historical film documentary documentaries

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Video Title: Pennsylvania Train Stations - Part 2 Frame Station & Gallery
Date Added: 2/12/2010 12:05:08 AM

Part 2. Bob Macchione's search for a unique business property led him to an unusual building at the center of town - Berwyn Station. Now renovated, the station attracts visitors who may remember taking a train from the station as a child or greeting a loved one on the station platform. Whatever their reason for visiting, Macchione feels honored to be the caretaker of this historical building.

In the early 1900s, travelers could go anywhere by train. America's train stations provided a doorway to the world, becoming the heart of each community. They were part of everyday life serving as a backdrop for many mileposts in our country's history. From these stations, loved ones tearfully said goodbye as soldiers departed for two World Wars and cheered these heroes on their return. Presidential candidates criss-crossed the country bringing their message to the people from each station's platform.

Pennsylvania Train Stations -- Restored and Revitalized takes viewers on an unconventional journey to uncover the richness of these beautiful memorials to railroading and meet the people who saved them. Produced by Penn State Public Broadcasting, this film captures the charm and nostalgic beauty of stations brought back to life in exciting and unusual ways. History historical film documentary documentaries

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Video Title: Pennsylvania Train Stations - Part 1 DiSalvo's Restaurant
Date Added: 2/12/2010 12:01:27 AM

Part 1. DiSalvo's Station Restaurant (Latrobe, Westmoreland County) In Latrobe, what once was a 16,000-foot train station is now a recipe for success! In 1989, the DiSalvo family purchased the historic landmark, which was in bankruptcy. Today DiSalvo's Station Restaurant is a dining and entertaining complex with a European flair, yet the architecture of the building is reminiscent of days gone by.

In the early 1900s, travelers could go anywhere by train. America's train stations provided a doorway to the world, becoming the heart of each community. They were part of everyday life serving as a backdrop for many mileposts in our country's history. From these stations, loved ones tearfully said goodbye as soldiers departed for two World Wars and cheered these heroes on their return. Presidential candidates criss-crossed the country bringing their message to the people from each station's platform.

Pennsylvania Train Stations -- Restored and Revitalized takes viewers on an unconventional journey to uncover the richness of these beautiful memorials to railroading and meet the people who saved them. Produced by Penn State Public Broadcasting, this film captures the charm and nostalgic beauty of stations brought back to life in exciting and unusual ways. History historical film documentary documentaries

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Video Title: STEAM TRAIN "HAZARDS OF HELEN" WILD ENGINE CHASE 1916 silent B&W
Date Added: 2/11/2010 11:30:14 PM

This is a reproduction to correct some technical issues. A better print copy was used.
Great Steam Train action in the Los Angeles - Long Beach area. SP 4 - 6 - 0's. A shot of a pre-WWI US navy destroyer moving underneath an open railway bridge. THIS IS A PUBLIC DOMAIN FILM.

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Video Title: STREET CARS SAN FRANCISCO, 1905, 1906 & 1941
Date Added: 2/11/2010 11:12:52 PM

AMAZING FILMS WHICH CHRONICLES THE LIFE ON MARKET STREET IN SAN FRANCISCO IN 1905. THE CARS AND WAGONS ARE DRIVEN WITHOUT REGARD FOR PEDESTRIANS OR OTHER VEHICLES. YOUNG BOYS RUN IN THE STREET AND JUMP ON THE BACKS OF MOVING CARS. THE DEVASTATING DESTRUCTION OF THE EARTHQUAKE OF 1906 INCLUDING ARMY & MARINE ARMED GUARDS TO PREVENT LOOTING. THE ONCE PROUD & VIBRANT MARKET STREET HAS BEEN GUTTED BY THE EFFECTS OF THE EARTHQUAKE. FINALLY A BRIEF COLORFUL LOOK AT MARKET STREET IN 1941. A RARE GLIMPSE INTO ONE STREET'S LIFE OVER 35 YEARS.

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