Great American Railroad Journeys Season 1 Episode 9
Lancaster to Gettysburg
Michael hitches a ride with the Amish in a horse-drawn buggy through rich countryside settled in the 18th century by religiously oppressed Europeans. Charmed by their modest way of life, he watches as they sell their beautiful quilts at auction. In Strasburg, known as Traintown USA, Michael joins the crew of the oldest continuously operated railroad in the United States. After oiling the magnificent engine, he rides on the footplate of the vintage steam locomotive. His last stop on this leg is Gettysburg, the most famous battlefield of the American Civil War, where, in 1863, President Abraham Lincoln made a momentous speech.
- 1 - 15Petersburg to JamestownFeb. 19, 2016
- 1 - 14Manassas to RichmondFeb. 18, 2016
- 1 - 13Georgetown to Mount VernonFeb. 17, 2016
- 1 - 12Washington DCFeb. 16, 2016
- 1 - 11Baltimore to Fort McHenryFeb. 15, 2016
- 1 - 10Wilmington to Havre de GraceFeb. 12, 2016
- 1 - 9Lancaster to GettysburgFeb. 11, 2016
- 1 - 8Philadelphia to Atlantic CityFeb. 10, 2016
- 1 - 7Buffalo to Niagara FallsFeb. 09, 2016
- 1 - 6Schenectady to RochesterFeb. 08, 2016
- 1 - 5Poughkeepsie to AlbanyFeb. 05, 2016
- 1 - 4New York City to GarrisonFeb. 04, 2016
- 1 - 3Brooklyn to MontaukFeb. 03, 2016
- 1 - 2Manhattan: Lower East Side to World Trade CenterFeb. 02, 2016
- 1 - 1Manhattan: Grand Central to BroadwayFeb. 01, 2016