BOOKS
THE VADERS' CABOOSE  by  George Matheson
Stories of a railroad family, the Vaders, who worked on the greatest ball-buster of them all... The Kettle Valley Railway.
HOGS AND CABBAGERS  by  George Matheson
They called the city, "Toronto the good."  The people who live in this book, mostly residents of a neighbourhood known as Cabbagetown, were never quite sure what was so good about it.
BALLAST SCORCHERS ON THE HIGH IRON by Jim Gullickson
The memoirs of a man who as a young lad in Revelstoke BC grew up to fulfill his dream of becoming a locomotive engineer.
FROM CALCUTTA TO BURNSIDE by Reginald D. Saunders
A family history that traces the Saunders ancestors from the 1800's in Calcutta India through to their homestead in Trinity Valley just outside Lumby BC
MEMORIES: RCAF 1941 - 1945 by H. Dal Bracken
After surviving the Depression of the 30's, never having been more than fifty miles away from his home in Borden, Saskatchewan, Dal Bracken joined the RCAF in 1941.  What would follow would be the most overwhelming four years of his life.
DVD's & VIDEOS
KETTLE AND CABOOSE  written and produced by George Matheson
Over its three hundred miles the Kettle Valley Railway was a continuing series of danger points.  Everything about the railroad was superlative, it was the highest, longest, narrowest, steepest, snowiest, wettest, fastest, and foggiest.
STEAM TRAIN COMIN'  written and produced by George Matheson
A sixty minute dramatico-musical. A truly amazing mixture of all the things that made steam era railroading so exciting.  This one hour long potpourri combines sights and sounds and nostalgia guaranteed to keep you coming back for more!