Starting in 1982, America's oldest railroad started growing in size once again as the company started buying up a long list of feeder and competitor railroads and merging them into UP, creating a super railroad. This 1990's look at the then newly expanded UP covers the heart of the UP system in Wyoming before showing the rest of the railroad. Big power, massive trains and UP's signature Armour Yellow and Harbor Mist Gray. All Aboard!

Henry Ford bought the Detroit, Toledo & Ironton out of bankruptcy so he could have more reliable service. Although he only owned the line a few years, he left a permanent mark on the railroad that has ensured its survival through the years. This episode covers the DT&I from the early 1900's to the late 1990's.

The 1960's and 1970's saw railroads struggling to keep up with the rapid changes in America's economy. Emery Gulash captured the rail action in his home state of Michigan during this turbulent time.

Explore the railroads around America's busiest rail hub, Chicago, IL in this mid-1990's look at Chicagoland railroading.

All Aboard takes you back to the 1950's this week to witness the changes of American railroading. The 1950's was a decade of many changes for American railroads, with many operations becoming more and more efficient.