How a community
changed the course of
a railroad...
And a railroad
changed the course of
a community.
Contributing Sponsors: Kentucky Humanities Council.
Trace Die Cast Bowling Green/Warren County Chamber of Commerce
Writer/Director/Producer Dorian Walker Producer Elaine Nogay Walker⚫ Executive
Producers Dan Cherry & Kathie Curtis & Dorian Walker & Elaine Walker Associate
Producer Jewell Peach Director of Photography Cory Lash Art Director Jim Brown⚫
Casting Director Whit Crawford Costumer Sandra Ford Production/Post Production
Facilities R.S.V.P. Nashville Still Photography David Noyes Logo/Design Brent Price
sing actual journals and documents, rare archival photographs, interviews
and dramatic recreations, this docu-drama spans over 100 years, from the
1850s when the Louisville & Nashville Railroad was commissioned to the
late 20th Century when passenger travel on the great L&N came to an end.
Watch as retreating Confederate troops burn the original Bowling Green, Kentucky
depot on a winter night in 1862.
Learn how the President of a
railroad blocked construction of
a new station... which was built
only after his death.
Be there as a beautiful L&N
station is opened in 1925.
See the dramatic stories
unfold of three people whose
lives were touched by the
L&N during the War years
of the 1940s.
Sales of this videotape help
benefit Operation PR.ID.E.,
Bowling Green, Kentucky.
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