Portuguese Railway Train Trailer

Portuguese Railway Train Trailer (1896)

01 January 1896 1 mins

This short film – less than two minutes long – captures the arrival of the first train from Cascais to Cais do Sodré.

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International Titles

Chegada ao Cais do Sodré do Primeiro Comboio de Cascais Trailer

International Releases Dates

Portugal 01 January 1896

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