Season
Season 4 Episode
- Season 0 Manhattan Island – Series 1 Reversions
- Season 0 Brooklyn to Montauk – Series 1 Reversions
- Season 0 New York City to Albany – Series 1 Reversions
- Season 0 Schenectady to Niagara Falls – Series 1 Reversions
- Season 0 Philadelphia to Gettysburg – Series 1 Reversions
- Season 0 Wilmington to Fort McHenry – Series 1 Reversions
- Season 0 Washington to Mount Vernon – Series 1 Reversions
- Season 0 Manassas to Jamestown – Series 1 Reversions
- Season 0 St Louis to Jefferson City, Missouri – Series 2 Reversions
- Season 0 Sedalia to St Joseph, Missouri – Series 2 Reversions
- Season 0 Lawrence to Lamar, Colorado – Series 2 Reversions
- Season 0 La Junta to Colorado Springs – Series 2 Reversions
- Season 0 Santa Fe, New Mexico, to the Grand Canyon – Series 2 Reversions
- Season 0 Minneapolis - St Paul – Series 2 Reversions
- Season 0 Minnesota - Wisconsin – Series 2 Reversions
- Season 0 Milwaukee to Chicago – Series 2 Reversions
- Season 0 Chicago to Champaign, Illinois – Series 2 Reversions
- Season 0 Illinois to Tennessee – Series 2 Reversions
- Season 0 Reno To The Napa Valley – Series 3 Reversions
- Season 0 San Francisco – Series 3 Reversions
- Season 0 Berkeley to Santa Cruz – Series 3 Reversions
- Season 0 Monterey to Los Angeles – Series 3 Reversions
- Season 0 Los Angeles to San Diego – Series 3 Reversions
- Season 0 Boston to Concord – Series 3 Reversions
- Season 0 Plymouth to New London – Series 3 Reversions
- Season 0 New Haven to Plattsburgh – Series 3 Reversions
- Season 0 Montreal to Ottawa – Series 3 Reversions
- Season 0 Thousand Islands to Toronto – Series 3 Reversions
Great American Railroad Journeys - Season 0 Episode 15 Minnesota - Wisconsin – Series 2 Reversions
8.50 29 minutes Steered by his Appleton's guidebook, Michael Portillo continues his rail journey along the Upper Mississippi to Red Wing, Minnesota, and the home of Laura Ingalls Wilder, author of Little House on the Prairie. Picking up the Empire Builder rail service, he travels to Winona, where he takes to the water to find out how in the 19th century, the US Army Corps of Engineers made the Mississippi navigable and how the river is maintained today - not just for freight but for bald eagles and pelicans. Michael joins in the dancing at a tribal gathering of the Dakota Sioux and hears about efforts towards reconciliation. In La Crosse, Michael learns about the Native American origins of the fast-moving, combative sport. A new take on pizza toppings including dirt and worms has Michael squirming before he moves on to Tomah, Wisconsin, where he wades in to harvest the nation's most important berry from the marshes at a century-old farm. He travels to Wisconsin Dells, where an innovative photographer first captured motion, then takes the plunge in the waterpark capital of the world. In Baraboo, he discovers the circus is in town and it travels by train. Guided by a former clown and ringmaster, Michael explores the spectacular wagons.
