Amid a global COVID-19 pandemic, a group of Rolla, Missouri citizens restore the town's long-neglected 1501 "Frisco" Railway steam locomotive exhibit. Watch as the novice group of restorers take apart a 140-year-old railway passenger car and make it new. Listen as the locomotive's steam whistle comes back to life. Marvel as the group spends weeks grinding the exhibit's peeling paint down to bare metal. Watch as an original Frisco 1501 engine's fireman remembers what it was like to drive the engine across Missouri and beyond.

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