Side A
A1#722 Departs Augusta, Georgia (Savannah River Bridge), Bound For Charlestown, And The Labor Day Weekend Of 1970, Sponsored By The National Railway Historical Society.3:30
A2#722 Passes The Blackville, South Carolina Train Order Station.2:30
A3#722 Being Serviced At Branchville3:35
A4#722 Doubleheading With #4501 On The Main Line Of The Seaboard Coast Line, South-bound, Passing Through Ridgeland, South Carolina1:10
A5#722 / #4501 Arrive At The SCL Depot, Savannah, Georgia.2:40
A6Returning From Savannah, Northbound For Charleston, Meeting A Freight In The Hole At Ridgeland2:35
A7Passing Johns Island, #722 / #4501 Are On The Last Leg To Charleston2:05
A8#630 Passing St. George, Southbound For Charleston.
Side B
B9#722 Doubleheading With #630, Arriving Dorchester, Northbound1:55
B10#722 / #630 Departing Dorchester After A Brief Photo Stop For Fans3:15
B11#4501 Leaves Columbia, South Carolina, Northbound, Bound For Washington.
B12#4501 Passing Through Chester1:30
B13#722 Doubleheading With #750, Depart Culpepper, Virginia, Southbound On A Ferry Trip, October 9, 1971, Bound For Atlanta.4:10
B14#722 / #750 At Speed, Passing A Country Xing South Of Orange.2:00
B15#77 Passing Leighton, Alabama, November 20, 1971. This Locomotive Is Owned By The Northern Alabama R. R. Club, And Is Ex-Mississippian Ry. #773:35
