December 13^th 2004

Life along the Tracks: The Milwaukee Road in the Snoqualmie Valley. Done by Bill Walker with able assistance of David Sprau. Click here for the Snoqualmie Valley School District 410 Web Site. $21.00 US, order from their site. Looks great. A little homey, but a real insight in what life was like in the early days of railroading.

Pacific Northwest Holiday (A Milwaukee Road Promo Film) by Interurban Films. Quaint is the way to describe this.

Railroad at Work (A Milwaukee Road Promo Film) by Interurban Films. Seems corny to our eyes and ears today.

Electric Power on the Milwaukee Road. Vol.1 by Pentrex.

Pacific Northwest Kaleidoscope by Green Frog Productions. The main railroads of the Pacific Northwest are covered in this video, and Milwaukee Road plays a major part in it.

The Complete Electrified Milwaukee by Sunday River Productions. Does not come highly recommended.

The Milwaukee Road - Vol. 1 Electric Power by Pentrex.

The Milwaukee Road - Vol. 2 Harlowton to Butte by Pentrex.

The Milwaukee Road - Vol. 3 The Rocky Mountain Division by Pentrex (Very good) ****.These three also come packaged as a whole set. Now also available in DVD (great).

The Milwaukee Road - Chicago to Tacoma by MRHA. Films by Bob Lark, Doug Jones, Wendell Murphy, Jim Starosta, Bob Storozuk and MRHA. Available from MRHA.

The Milwaukee's Mighty Electrics by WB Video Prods. Advised by DMG this is available from Gandy Dancer Video in Colorado at http://www.gandydancer.com for $39.95.

Wires, Wings & Warriors by A&R Productions. Considered to be one of the best on the subject! *****. Produced by MilWest and Ed Lynch.

Danger Lights (A Hollywood Movie) released on Aug 21^st 1930. This was one of the first "Talkies" and has a tremendous amount of Milwaukee Road Steam and other railway action in it. The video quality is very high and you should be able to purchase/order it at specialty video stores.

Little Joes and Boxcabs - by Sunday River Productions, No E 34.

The long road to extinction - by Charles Smiley videos..

Milwaukee Road scrapbook - by Charles Smiley videos..