Caption: Elgin County Rail Museum's restored L&PS Car 14 is right back where she belongs. A rare mileage charter involving the Port Stanley Terminal Railway and the Museum came together beautifully with three runs taking part over the day. The runs originated out of the London & Port Stanley replica staiton in downtown St. Thomas. The morning run to Port Stanley was a sold out success, the second run for all volunteers involved ran from as far as Whytes and return while a third and final trip ran Port Stanley in the afternoon sold out as well. It brought out the cameras as well.
Pushed by Port Stanley Terminal Railway's "Winnie", LPS 14 rolls into the replica station downtown St Thomas with rp.ca's contributers Kyle Stefanovic's son framing up the old streetcar. A shame this stretch of rail which was relaid only sees use a handful of times a year. It is great seeing the Port Stanley Terminal and Elgin County Museum jointly operate within the city and I for one, wish they could find a formula which would see more frequent operations within the city limits.