During 1986, the State of Georgia leased loco number 750, a sparkling, high-wheeled 4-6-0 Pacific type from the Atlanta Chapter of the Railroad Historical Society.

This loco was originally built for the Florida East Coast Railroad and eventually sold to the Savannah and Atlanta railroad where it remained in service until retired. The Atlanta chapter of the NRHS obtained it in the 60s and recently refurbished it for these runs by the State of Georgia.

In addition, we've spiced up a few scenes with a beautifully restored E-8 painted in the colors of the New Georgia Railroad. The 50s train makes its way around an 18 mile loop 4 times a day each day it runs. Speeds up to 60 MPH are attained.
Just like in the 50s, there are few signs of a "train for tourists" once the train is under way.

Approx. 28 Minutes
Dolby Digital 2.0 Stereo

DVD-The New Georgia Railroad

$24.98

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Green Frog Productions has been producing videos and audio recordings for railfans and modelers since 1983. We are a full production facility in our own suite of offices in Douglasville, Georgia. There are full time employees and part timers. We do our own field production, editing, duplication, and shipping. A good number of our videos have been made from 16mm & 8mm film that was shot by railfans & proffessionals beginning in the 1920's and continuing through the '70's. Modern action is shot on professional equipment and edited with computers using the latest technology.  

Green Frog is releasing all of its video products over time onto DVD and Blu-Ray, look for new DVD's to come out on a regular basis. Green Frog DVD's offer superior Video Quality and Audio Quality, our DVD's are encoded with high Data Bit Rates for superior video quality.

Green Frog DVD audio is encoded into the (Dolby Digital .ac3) format and will be in 2.0 Stereo & 5.1 Digital surround sound. Green Frog DVD Audio also offers the ability to turn the narration on and off with the click of a button on a menu, and from your DVD remote control!