Alcos & The Minnesota Commercial Trailer

Alcos & The Minnesota Commercial Trailer (1999)

"The Minnesota Commercial Railway is a switching terminal & transfer railroad that uses a large fleet of Alco diesels." 31 December 1999 110 mins

A Documentary about Alco Locomotives on the Minnesota Commercial Railway, shot from 1995-1999. This exciting video features yard switching at the Midway and Hiawatha yards. Locals that travel north to Fridley, northeast to Hugo and east to Bayport. Also you'll see transfers with long trains going north to the WC at New Brighton. Southeast to the UP at St. Paul and west to the BNSF's Northtown yard. Exciting cab rides are also featured on two Alcos and a GE, plus connecting railroads of the BNSF, UP, CP, TC&W, WC, and Amtrak.

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United States 31 December 1999

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