Experience The Milwaukee Road of the early 1970s as Pentrex takes you on a three-volume video adventure along the CMStP&P's Rocky Mountain Division! Explore the entire electrified line from Harlowton, Montana to Avery, Idaho in this exciting three-volume combo DVD. Extraordinary films taken by Ed Stimpson have been carefully selected and enhanced, then combined with incredible stereo sound recorded by Don Hunter. Pentrex researched the Milwaukee's electrics to bring you the most accurate, factual video ever produced on these marvelous machines. This is some of the most dynamic railroading in the United States! Here is a rundown on each of the three shows included in this combo DVD:Volume I: Electric Power on the Milwaukee Road - Alberton, Avery and the St. Paul PassPentrex begins its Milwaukee Road series and its fascinating electric motive power with a look at Boxcabs and Little Joes hard at work on the Rocky Mountain Division in Alberton, Montana and from Avery, Idaho through the St. Paul Pass. Highlights of this 1972 footage include the impressive General Electric-built Boxcab motors and the gutsy Little Joes. We'll see both of these powerful and efficient motors in action hauling freight up the 1.7 percent grades on the breathtaking St. Paul Pass, sailing across the majestic trestles, diving into tunnels, and working in the yards at Alberton and Avery. This was the Milwaukee Road at its best, just prior to the end of electrification in June of 1974. (47 Minutes)Volume II: Harlowton to ButtePentrex continues its trilogy with a detailed tour of the eastern portion of the route. The line from Harlowton to Butte, Montana saw plenty of action during the 1970s. There are thrilling scenes of electric power hard at work hauling freight over the area's challenging grades. We begin our journey with a look at the non-electrified line that ran from Harlowton to Lewistown, Montana to view diesel action on the Rocky Mountain Division. The ya