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PT 3 Steamtown Rolling Stock
running time:05:30 added by:jimbo2317 source: YouTubept 3 filmed July 2002 of rolling stock/engines in the steamtown collection. NOTES: 1. Lackawanna 2-6-0 #565. one of 2 surviving DL&W steam engines..other is Camelback #952 in St.Louis. #565 had a number of different owners before being sold to Steamtown 2. Nickel Plate Road 2-8-4 #759. Was restored to operation by Ross Rowland's High Iron Co in the late 1960's. She operated until 1973 when she was stored at the D&H for excursions...she was not properly winterized and some flues brust thus ending her excursion/operational career. 3. Lehigh & New England Caboose #583...one of 5 LNE cabooses in Steamtown collection...other 4 sold off at auctions in Vermont. Cabooses were numbered 580-585(?) only 583 made it to Scranton. 4. Bullard Machine Co 0-4-0T #2, migh be the smallest standard gauge engine ever built. 1 man crew so engineer also had to fire, which was oil. Engine was operational at Bellows Falls, VT (?) 5.Green Mountain Boxcar...1 of 5 GMRR boxcars, all ex- Lake Superior and Ishpeming #'s 2509, 2565, 2569, 2592, & 2613 6. Canadian National 4-6-4T #47. 1 of 2 surviving CN 4-6-4T's...#47 was the very first steam engine to operate for Steamtown...used in 1961 on some trips on the Claremont & Concord RR, however ICC pulled #47 from service because her offical maint. records were lost in a rounhouse fire in Canada.
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Shannon's Gallery Opening
running time:06:53 added by:alkimusic source: YouTubeShannon McGough gallery opening titled INENTIONS at the Stone Church Art Gallery in Bellows Falls, VT September 19, 2008 www.shannonmcgough.com
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Bellows falls Tunnel
running time:01:24 added by:trainman308 source: YouTubeAmtrak's southbound vermonter at the tunnel in Bellows Falls Vermont
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BENTLEY BMW Film Festival Clips (d Filmbay Demos) p 92
running time:07:35 added by:geewhizz8 source: YouTubeIndependent World Cinema GLOBAL Indy Filmmakers Buy Independent Films on DVD WWW.FILMBAY.COM Filmbay Sundance, Raindance, Slamdance an others. About Filmbay: pitch your latest project be your own agent option your film, script, music buy and sell independent films & music self-distribute your own films online showcase your film, script, music, acting, artwork publish your essay, MA & Phd thesis online chat with filmmakers communicate & collaborate For Writers, Actors, Directors, Producers,Music Composers, Artists and everybody interested in the World of Film. FILMBAY http://www.filmbay.com/ --- z Filmbay 1 Bellows Falls Film Festival (Bellows Falls, Vermont, USA), z Filmbay 1 Bergen International Film Festival (Bergen, Norway), z Filmbay 1 Berks Movie Madness Film Festival (Reading, Pennsylvania, USA), z Filmbay 1 Beverly Hills Shorts Festival (Beverly Hills, California, USA), z Filmbay 1 Biografilm Festival (Bologna, Italy), z Filmbay 1 Black Earth Film Festival (Galesburg, Illinois, USA), z Filmbay 1 Boston Bicycle Film Festival (Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA), z Filmbay 1 Boston Underground Film Festival (Boston, Massachusetts, USA), z Filmbay 1 Boulder International Film Festival (Boulder, Colorado, USA), z Filmbay 1 Boulder International Film Festival (Boulder, Colorado, USA), z Filmbay 1 Bourne to Die Horror Film Festival (Christchurch, Dorset, UK), z Filmbay 1 Boys & Girls Clubs Aspiring Filmmakers Festival (Baton Rouge, USA), z Filmbay 1 Brazilian Film Festival Canada (Toronto, Ontario, Canada) , z Filmbay 1 Breckenridge Festival of Film (Breckenridge, Colorado, USA), z Filmbay 1 Brooklyn International Film Festival (Brooklyn, New York, USA), z Filmbay 1 Brown Paper Pete Film Festival (Beverly Hills, California, USA), z
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Music for Trains
running time:07:58 added by:roamic source: YouTubePercussion event from Brattleboro to Bellows Falls, VT.
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Southwest Airlines Employee Celebration for Colleen Barrett
running time:06:51 added by:NutsAboutSouthwest source: YouTubeSOUTHWEST AIRLINES EMPLOYEES SHOW THEIR LUV FOR PRESIDENT COLLEEN BARRETT WITH A SONG, GIFT, VIDEO TRIBUTE, AND THE SOUND OF COWBELLS The Most Influential Woman in Aviation Steps Back from Management Role —Company Throws a Good Old Fashioned Surprise Party! DALLAS -- July 15, 2008 - The clamoring of cowbells and a rendition of a Willie Nelson song is not what you would expect to hear in the lobby of a Fortune 500 company; but then again, Southwest Airlines is famous for doing the unexpected! Southwest Executive Colleen Barrett, who leaves her role as President effective today, was honored by Employees in Dallas with a surprise tribute to show appreciation for her years of Servant Leadership. (Colleen will remain a fulltime Southwest Employee through July 2013.) The monumental event was centered on hundreds of Southwest Employees cheering for a woman the Company LUV built affectionately calls its "Queen of Hearts." "Well, we all know that Colleen doesn't like surprises! But, we also know that Colleen can't be totally surprised that her Southwest Family wanted to make this day a little extra special for her," said Southwest CEO Gary Kelly. "The transition from an extremely hardworking President to an extremely hardworking Southwest Employee is a huge milestone. From the 34,000 Southwest Family Members -- job well done, Colleen Barrett -- we'll see you tomorrow!" As Colleen's Southwest Family gathered at Corporate Headquarters to mark her last official day as President, the Employees celebrated the milestone exactly the way Colleen's mother would have wanted -- with the ringing of cowbells. The ringing of cowbells is a tradition that dates back to Colleen's childhood in Bellows Falls, Vermont. Her mother used to ring "that darn cowbell," as Colleen would say, every time she or her brothers would accomplish a significant goal or celebrate a colossal moment in their lives. In fact, the distinctive sound of "that darn cowbell" marked many historic milestones for Colleen, and today was no exception. About Colleen Barrett: Prior to joining Southwest (in 1978), Colleen Barrett worked for several years as an Executive Assistant to Herb Kelleher (Southwest's Founder and former Executive Chairman) at his law firm. For Southwest Airlines, she has served as Secretary of the Corporation since March 1978; and served as Vice President Administration from 1986 to 1990; Executive Vice President Customers from 1990 to 2001; and President from 2001 to present. Colleen has been named one of the "World's 100 Most Powerful Women," by Forbes.com (2005, 2004); one of the "50 Most Powerful Women in Business," by Fortune (2003, 2002); and one of the "100 Most Influential Women in Aviation," by Women in Aviation International (WAI) (2003); in addition, Colleen has been presented the Horatio Alger Award (2005); Texas Trailblazer Award (2005); Tony Jannus Award (2007); IWF Woman Who Makes A Difference Award (2004); and she was inducted into the International Pioneer Hall of Fame as a Woman in Aviation, (2005). www.southwest.com Media Please Contact: Public Relations at 214/792-4847
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Steamtown National Historic Site
running time:09:48 added by:roslundb source: YouTubeA visit to Steamtown National Historic Site, May, 2008. Located in Scranton, Pennsylvania the Steamtown National Historic Site has preserved much of the railroad collection from the late F. Nelson Blount of New England. Blount, a seafood processor and cranberry farmer began rescuing steam locomotives and railcars in the nineteen fifties and sixties. His collection, orignally located in North Walpole, New Hampshire; relocated to Bellows Falls, Vermont. Under the guidance of railroad photographer Don Ball, Jr. The railroad equipment and steam locomotives began moving to Scranton, PA in 1985, operating out of a portion of former Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad yards, in downtown Scranton. In 1988 the not for profit Steamtown Foundation was forced into bankruptcy. At that time the National Park Service came to Steamtown's aid and purchased the remaining equipment. These photos are dedicated to Mr. F. Nelson Blount, the founder. Congressman Joseph McDade for securing the federal governments assistance in the development of the National Historic Site, the people of Scranton for their hospitality and the National Park Service for its continued support of a "National Treasure." Brian P. Roslund President, CEO Susquehanna Valley Railroad Company, Inc.
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Dan Whitley's "Genius of the Light"
running time:04:18 added by:soundsnvision source: YouTubeThe Dan Whitley Band performs "Genius of the Light" at the 3rd annual Chris Whitley celebration. Bellows Falls Opera House April 26, 2008
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Dan Whitley's "Calling All Gods"
running time:05:03 added by:soundsnvision source: YouTubeDan Whitley performs "Calling All Gods" at the 3rd annual Chris Whitley celebration. Bellows Falls Opera House. April 26, 2008.
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Dan Whitley performs "Wild Country"
running time:05:54 added by:soundsnvision source: YouTubeDan Whitley performs Chris Whitley's "Wild Country" with Calvin Weston on drums at the 3rd annual Chris Whitley celebration. Bellows Falls Opera House April 26, 2008










