Colorado, Steam Mecca

SKU: DVD-GF-20004
(1 customer review)

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A classic, action filled show chronicling Colorado’s famous narrow gauge steam.

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Producer

Green Frog Productions

Narration

Yes

Shrink Wrap

Yes, Brand New

Technical Details

No Region Code, NTSC

A classic, action filled DVD chronicling Colorado’s narrow gauge steam.

First we’ll visit the Colorado Railroad Museum where you’ll see a portion of a steam up day filled with excitement, as #346, a 2-8-0 chuffs around the loop with vintage Rio Grande and Rio Grande Southern cars.

Then the Frog cameras will take you to Georgetown where the Georgetown Loop Railroad provides exciting activity through the canyon and over the famed high bridge. Steam Shays provide the action here.

Next we continue our visit to the Cumbres and Toltec. You’ll take a tour of the most scenic portions of the line, such as Osier, Sublette, and of course Chama and Antonito.

Finally, a trip to the Durango and Silverton, where the Frog cameras highlight the tremendous activity that goes on here daily during the summer.

1 review for Colorado, Steam Mecca

  1. rickyfreni

    This program covers lots of great action in the Rocky Mountain State like the Colorado Railroad Museum in Golden with 2-8-0 number 346 built in 1881 that also has Plymouth diesel number 3, & lots of 2-8-2 Mikados on the Cumbres & Toltec with 484, 487, 488, & 489 plus the Durango & Silverton with 480, 481, 478, 476, & 497 (due to the fact that it was filmed in 1991 before 497 was swapped with 482 in 1992) as some of these scenes on the C&TS & one on the D&S were also used in Trains Trains Trains for Kids with KC Frog the Puppet.

    Aside from the Rio Grande, there is also the Georgetown Loop with West Side Lumber Company Shay number 12 that also has a cab ride as well as visit to the Silver Plume Workshop.

    All in all, Bob Carrera did a marvelous job narrating this program.

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