The Thunder Of Steam In The Blue Ridge (1973)
“The Thunder of Steam in the Blue Ridge” is a 1973 black and white film that documents the Norfolk & Western Railway’s steam locomotives in the scenic Blue Ridge region of Virginia. Utilizing an Auricon 16mm camera, the film offers high-quality sound and visuals, immersing viewers in the experience of steam railroading. It showcases various classes of locomotives, emphasizing their power and the natural beauty of the landscape. The film serves as both a historical record and a celebration of steam trains, reflecting their cultural significance and nostalgia among railway enthusiasts during a time when steam locomotives were a vital part of American transportation.
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