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The Algoma Central Railway - Tracks of the Black Bear (1989)

In 1989, Rail Innovations released this hour long VHS program covering the Algoma Central Railway from Sault Ste. Marie to Hearst and Hawk Junction to Michipicoten, Ontario. The tape showcases the ACR before being acquired by the Wisconsin Central in 1995. Ore trains are seen running between Wawa and the Soo, an operation that ceased soon after the takeover. Also, first generation GP7s still ruled the rails along with GP38-2s and SD40-2s! VHS case description: "The Algoma Central carries over 3 million tons of freight and 125,000 passengers annually from Sault Ste. Marie, on the shores of Lake Superior, north through 296 miles of incredibly beautiful and virtually unspoilt Ontario wilderness. Its construction demanded excellent and sometimes unique civil engineering skills from its builders. See exactly what makes 'The Tracks of the Black Bear' such a unique and popular railway. The famous passenger trains as well as the mainline freights are featured in three seasons, idyllically warm summer sun, breathtaking fall colors - and fighting through snow covered winter landscapes. The entire railway is covered from both the cab, trackside and, for one section, even on the communication gang's Speeder! Of course the spectacular scenery is seen in detail, but the day to day operations of this unique railway are also seen and clearly explained. This is mainline railroading through some of North America's most spectacular scenery." —————————————————————————— Thanks for watching! Like what you see? Subscribe! Also make sure to check out my other social media pages! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/samlovestra... Facebook:   / samlovestrains-116879146824446   Flickr: https://www.flickr.com/photos/1381573...