EPIC LOS ANGELES RAILROADING: KODAK COLOR FILM

Never before seen on TH-cam from the 1940's a rare visit to the Pacific Electric and the Los Angeles Railway on beautiful Kodak Color Movie Film. More at www.cspmovies.com
This is just a small portion of all the Pacific Electric and L.A. Railway material and history on this great 1-hour and 53-minute available DVD.
This DVD outlines the history of both of these famous electric rail lines. They were both started by Henry. E. Huntington at the beginning of the 20th Century.
See hundreds of nostalgic views of streetcars, interurban trains, city and suburban life and even those pesky automobiles over the decades. It's like stepping back to a more certain time when things seemed more clear-headed.

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I this DVD andy favorite

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Thanks Paul!

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[@alanpope179]

I grew up in South Gate and their was a LARy station and turnaround at Pacific Avenue and Seville. My grandmother used to use that line in the 50's and 60's to go to work at the House of Vitamins on Pacific in HP

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I wasn't born until 1979, i missed the good ole days of railroading and street cars, thanks for sharing.