20 August 1950 Factual 17 mins
The story of America as a land of trains, showing how the tracks, stations, and trainmen, as well as the freight and passenger trains are all a part of an important industry.
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Ed Herlihy as Narrator
Arthur Cohen Director
United States 20 August 1950
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