Two other DAR videos

[downeastrailfan]

Two more videos document the DAR in the transition era.

Maritime Steam Memories is 35 min. long (IIRC), and it covers mostly the Halifax & Southwestern, but also the DAR, and other locations. I don't know if Bob is still selling copies, but here is his email: bob.morrison at ns.sympatico.ca

If Bob is no longer selling, then try this one: http://www.revelationvideo.com/video/hi ... _east.html
I understand it is the same footage.

I have not seen this one, but it is on my list of things to buy:

Video # 1-"The Last Years Of Canadian Pacific Steam" Filmed period-1956 to 1960-Converted from 8MM film to Video in 1997. In colour, no sound, information included of the areas filmed across Canada. A wide range of CPR steam from Nova Scotia on subsidiary Dominion Atlantic Railway; CPR in New Brunswick, includes Norton-Chipman line, the main-line at Saint John, McAdam, and the "North Line" at Aroostook, N.B. Monteal, Quebec covering the Glen passenger yard & facilities located at Westmount, Montreal West and Cote St. Luc freight & hump yard. CPR steam in tuscan red-grey, black, gold paint scheme. Continuing west to Toronto: at John Street, and Lambton yard at West Toronto. Western Canada taking in Moose Jaw, Sask., and Calgary, Alberta. A wide range of steam, plus early diesels.Running time 1 hour; plus another 52 mins. in sound of other available Videos. Total running time 1 hour & 52 Mins.

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Prices $39.95 each-tax included.
For B.C mailing add $8.50 for one Video or DVD
For each additional-add $1.00 for shipping

Outside B.C to other Canadian Provinces:
$10.25 for one Video or DVD
For each additional add $1.00 each

United States Prices:
All Videos or DVD's $29.95 each tax included
Mailing price for one Video or DVD is $10.25
Each additional add $1.00

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I would suggest double checking prices first, as that was from a couple years ago.

Matt Keoughan