Love to see the history of the train I’ve loved through the short years of my life

and I know where 481, 482, 476,478 and 486 are 3 of them are in the roundhouse and 1 is in the museum getting a 15 year 1472 inspection

This Is Where Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad K-28 Class Mikado 2-8-2 Steam Trains #473 & #476 & #478 These Trains All are Living In Durango 😊😊😊 Colorado They Acquired Denver & Rio Grande Western K-37 #497 In 1988 🚂🚂🚂

16:06 Highball!!

This Is Great Watching The Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad With The Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad Yay ! ! ! ! 🚂🚂🚂 😊 😊 😊 With K-28 Mikado 2-8-2's #473 #478 #476 & K-36 Mikado's #480 & #481 #482 & #483 & # 484 & #489 & #488 & #487 & K-37 #497

This is a childhood core memory I never thought I would find back, thank you so much for uploading this. I’ve been searching for years

Fasinating

This Is So Awesome 😎😎😎 We Are The Watching Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroads 😘😘😘😊😊😊😊❤️❤️❤️❤️🚂🚂🚂🚂❤️❤️❤️💕💕💕💖💖💖😊😊😊😊😊

What are these music's used for this video?

I Love This Great I 💕💕💕😘😘😘

I for one love this video

6:11 (Gives highball wave)

6:11 (Highball wave)

25:13 Song: The Silverton by C.W McCall

Wow Cool Steam train

I grew up watching these VHS tapes, glad to see them again online.

Thank you for uploading this! I watched this sooo many times as a child and it made love trains, helping to make the person I am today. The music fits really well, and Dennis does a great job. I still watch this every few months ;)

I use to have this VHS and I watched it so many times! Thanks for unlocking this memory.

Wow, the famous Dennis Weaver! Really miss him playing Chester Good on Gunsmoke. God bless him.

Wish I could find the name of the piece at 7:15

I grew up in the 1950-1970 riding the Durango/Silverton steam engine trips! I remember Ah! Wilderness, the ranch/tourist nest right before Silverton. All destroyed in the floods years ago. Happy to see the trains running again.

Dennis was 74 when this was filmed in 1999. Narrow Gauge is still hanging on with a few people determined to keep that history alive. Interesting history on the Durango Silverton RR.

My dream vacation. This was fabulous. Wouldn't it be just pure joy, go to Durango and after a days rest, get some cheap burgers at McDonald's, put them in your pack, and ride the train to Silverton. Spend a few days in Silverton, getting a full look at the shops and businesses. A real treat would be if they had a fountain pen shop. Then ride the train back to Durango. There no need to go all around the world. We have it all, right here.

I've been looking for this for 15 years and now I get to see it again. Thank you so much for uploading this!

My father and uncle both worked for the D&SNGRR for 35+ years, and I grew up hearing the voice of Neal Reich over the radio. Great video, thanks for the upload!

Que belleza de naturaleza .algun dia quisiera estar por esos lugares.felicidades

13:32 I totally got narrow gauge fever and the only cure for that fever is more whistle and more warning bell. No pun intended

5 chime on 482 right after the NYC 6/ATSF 6 Steptop was stolen.

Narrated by the late Dennis Weaver.

It would be awesome, speaking with someone who might have known Forrest Dewey Wright.

This railroad along with the Cumbres and Toltec are very high on our to do list. We are fortunate to have four narrow two foot gauge railroads near us in Maine. The WWFRR also operates steam engines.

I actually have this film believe it or not and I still love it.

My god I have never seen a video that has used a song so much in one video

I love this railroad Durango and Silverton

I have been to Durango 2 times it’s awesome trip up to sliverton

Does the Silverton line used to haul passenger trains back in 1882?

Copyright 👎🏻

I wonder what happened to that rolling stock on that siding in Durango

I know I love America By Rail. But uploading these clips on KZfaq is a bad idea. I'm basing this on experience (I uploaded some scenes and got in trouble with Greg Scholl about it). So I recommend not doing this.

Thank you for your Video.

Thank you so much for uploading this. I've had this vhs tape since 1995 when i got it in durango at the train depot gift shop. I was 6 years old at the time and this was the best train ride i have ever taken. This has brought back so many good childhood memories for me. Thank you so much.

That NYC Longbell 6 Chime on 482 sounds epic, beautiful & hauntingly spooky like a ghost train! Let's hope it's not scrapped!!!!

Wow, what an awesome film on the history of the train. Everyone should see this film. Very well done. Congratulations on a great job. Best film yet. 👍👍👍💫🚂

There goes the NYC Longebell 6 Chime on 482! Sounds epic and haunting!

Great rich colors. 👍👍

Hey James, I have a question: Several years ago the late Dennis Weaver hosted a video program about the D&SNGRR titled "Tracks Through Time". Do you have access to that one? If you do, I'd really appreciate you posting here on KZfaq. Thank you in advance.

Interesting that it was narrated by C.W

Yep, pretty cool!

Wow.

That NYC Long-Bell 6 Chime on 482 sounds epic and haunting!