Canadian Pacific 2816 Calgary to Mexico City - Steam in Three Countries

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Canadian Pacific 4-6-4 Hudson #2816 is one of the most beloved steam locomotives in North America.
In this program, you'll follow her on what was perhaps her most premier assignmentsince she was built in 1930: her run from Calgary, Alberta, Canada, all the way to Mexico City.In this program, you'll follow "The Empress" as she is known, through three countries, startingin Calgary and ending in Mexico City.

See action in Canada, the United States, and Mexico.
Enjoy the varied scenery along the way, rivers, farm country, canyons and mountains.
See the epic climb over Rich Mountain in Oklahoma and Arkansas.
Experience both fast running and blasting up steep grades.
Watch the incredible welcome given to her by the people of Mexico.
Running time 2 hours. Disc contains chapter menus and the option for narration in both English and Spanish.

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PRODUCT DETAILS
DVD Item #2816TCDVD
Blu-ray Item #2816TCBD
Runtime 2 Hours, 00 Mins ($0.19/min)
ProducerRailway Productions
AspectWide Screen
DVD UPC0
Shrink Wrap Yes
FormatDVD + Blu-ray
Region 0 (Worldwide) NTSC

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Ricky Freni Jr.  (Revere Beach Massachusetts) 2026-04-29
  • 5 of 5
In the Railway Productions version of 2816's Biggest Transcontinental Journey from Canada to Mexico with 14 camera crews: 6 in America including angles by Brady Sanker & Randy Scholl (brother of the late Greg), & 8 in Mexico, there are lots of trackside action with the 1930 built Hudson as well as scenes from the sky with a drone. Along the way, there are stock footages from other shows including 2816 in 2006, & KCS the Heavener Subdivision from 2021/2022, as well as other road names like Metra Commuter Rail for instance. The only piece of music from Mike Lynch that was used in this program, was the full extended version of downtown Santa Fe New Mexico that was from America By Rail: Route of the Southwest Chief from 1997 during the closing credits. While Les Jarrett provided the Narration for the English version, the Spanish dub was told by Mrs. Daniella Montellano. Besides Railway Productions, other producers like Jim Parfrey of Steam Train Videos, & Mary McPhearson of Diverging Clear Productions was also on 2816's transcontinental trip.
Additional comments:
Narration: Just enough.
Image quality: Excellent!
Value: Excellent value!
Recommend? "Must Have"!
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