The Glory Days of Southern Pacific Steam 1890 to 1960 Sunday River Productions
This film covers the length and breadth of the mighty empire of the Southern Pacific Railroad at the height of the glory days of steam. From the deserts of New Mexico to the forests of Oregon, John Kirkland narrates his life's work of film documenting every wheel arrangement of steam engine ever operated on SP tracks. Giant Cab Forwards and Articulateds dig in to move mountain drag freights. Northerns scream by pulling bright orange daylights. Special attention is brought to the San Francisco Bay area, and to the last scheduled steam freight on the SP, running out of Medford, Oregon. A feast of SP steam!
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