A Steam Train Passes Trailer (1974)

10 January 1974 Drama, Factual 21 mins

Generally regarded as Australia's finest railway film and winner of many awards the world over, A Steam Train Passes is a nostalgic, imaginative essay on one of the majestic C38 class steam locomotives, 3801. The locomotive has recently returned to service and is currently operating out of the NSW Rail Museum at Thirlmere, south of Sydney.

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Australia 10 January 1974

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