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The H. Reid Film Collection Volume 1: PRR Steam & Electric in the 50s

SCM Railfan Productions is proud to present a new series of videos featuring the private film collection of photographer H. Reid. In this video are 8mm b&w and color films of Pennsylvania Railroad steam and electric in the 1950's. You will see K4's on the New York and Long Branch, GG1's on the Main Line, and even Owl commuter cars. Other scenes include the rush at Frankford Jct, pushers at Thorndale, and the steam to electric change on the NY & LB. Join us for this new series of films from the H. Reid film collection. Please like and subscribe. Copyright SCM Railfan Productions April 2020. I do not own the rights to the music. Follow us on Facebook: facebook.com/scmrailfan H. Reid was a well known photographer of steam in the 1940s and 1950s. A native of Norfolk, Va., he attended Elon College and graduated from William & Mary. He was also a writer for the Norfolk Ledger-Dispatch, the Norfolk Virginian-Pilot, and the Newport News Times-Herald. His photos specialize in the Appalachian coal railroads as well as the little short lines that dotted the southern United States. He also published a well known book "The Virginian Railway" which was his favorite of the coal roads. His photos also appear in Trains Magazine in the 40s, 50s, and 60s. Photography was his specialty, so the movies were almost an afterthought. Reid was well known for is wit and having a way with words. He even wrote a little poem about his beloved Virginian Railway: "The Virginian had a noble trait. It seldom ran its coal trains late. 3 and 4 went in the hole To let drags by, toting coal. Its MB engines, Pride of the line, Hauled the tonnage And steamed up fine". ---H. Reid