They include Al Harper, the railroad's president, Jeff Jackson, the chief operating officer and Amos Cordova, retired station manager, railroad vice president and newly elected Durango City Council member. Others in the film are long-time employee and museum coordinator Jeff Ellingson and Neal Reich, dispatcher and railroad history buff. Group Four's Fletcher wrote the script, which takes viewers through the train's historical highlights since its founding in 1881. It's 24 minutes long. It will, of course, be on sale.
Admission is free to train passengers.