The most expensive single shot in silent film history was the real train crash sequence in Buster Keaton's 1926 film The General, which cost $42,000 at the time. This iconic practical effect involved running a full-sized locomotive off a collapsing, purpose-built bridge into a river. | History In Pictures

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12K views · 264 reactions | A historic locomotive is making its way to Ely, Nevada from Washington. It passed through Twin Falls today. Here it is getting off at the Eden exit. Tune in to your news tonight to hear the history of this locomotive and how it travels on this trailer. | KMVT News | Facebook

Steam freights on the Erie Railroad in the Northeast during the late 40s and early 50s. From the JPM show "Erie Lackawanna, Part 1, The E, the L and the EL" https://rfd.video/EL1 | Steam Giants

60 reactions · 8 comments | MTH Erie 2-8-8-2 Triplex #5015 pulling a coal drag! This massive 20-wheeled steam engine had 6 cylinders and could eligibility pull 650+ cars!勞 #mth #mthtrains #erie #triplex #steamengine #steamtrain #oscale #3rail #modeltrains #trains #trainsofinstagram #oscaletrains #orecar #coaldrag #coal #steam #railroad #modelbahn #trains_worldwide #prr #nyc #unionpacific #up #Bethlehemsteel #bo #scaletrains #dcs | BR Railroad | Facebook

47K views · 2.9K reactions | We see some pretty old footage of the Wabash & The Erie Railroad in this clip from the Green Frog Productions show "Classic Steam of the 1920s through 1940s" https://rfd.video/Steam2040 | Steam Giants | Facebook