Grafton & Upton Railroad Volume One: Cab Ride

Jan 1, 2010

1h 35m

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North Grafton to West Upton

Overview

We travel along with the crew of the Grafton & Upton railroad for a day, and capture all the action from the cab and the ground! We travel from the headquarters and yard in North Grafton to the yard in West Upton a distance of 7 miles. Our train is powered by GP-9R #1750 EX Bay Colony EXX Pennsylvania Railroad. We see some of the scenic points along the line from the cab as we travel through the central New England landscape! As the crew in the locomotive captures all the action, a crew trackside captures all the action on it's way to West Upton Yard!

Genres

Documentary

Production Companies

Blackstone River Productions

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