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Been a long time rail fan taken slides since about 1973

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First generation MLW switchers, including S7 8206 and S4 8166 fill the servicing tracks at Hamilton Yard near the old GWR shop buildings. These would be demolished in the near future.<br><br><i>Roger Chapman Photo, Bruce Acheson Collection.</i>
Name: Roger Chapman Photo…
Railway: Canadian National
Date: Circa 1962
Location: Hamilton
Province: Ontario
1 Comments | 17 Favourites
Looking a little ratty, VIA 6764 pauses at Burlington West with train 73.
Name: Bruce Acheson
Railway: VIA Rail
Date: 10/1985
Location: Burlington West
Province: Ontario
6 Comments | 16 Favourites
Port Colborne's Canal Days is an annual event held over the civic holiday weekend (Aug. 4 - 7, 2000 - exact day approximate) celebrating the Welland Canal and the prosperity it has brought to the town and Niagara Region. During the early years of Trillium's Port Colborne Harbour Railway, short excursions were held using ALCO C-425 6101, ALCO S1 308, and coaches from the Medina Railroad Museum in New York. Here, 6101 is seen along Park Street just west of Catharine Street.<br><br>More Canal Day trips:<br><a href=http://www.railpictures.ca/?attachment_id=48369>Soutbound at Elm Street, Arnold Mooney, 1999</a><br><a href=http://www.railpictures.ca/?attachment_id=14114>Coming back into town, Arnold Mooney, 1999</a><br><a href=http://www.railpictures.ca/?attachment_id=51499>Just outside of town, Bruce Acheson, 2000</a>
Name: Bruce Acheson
Railway: Trillium Railway
Date: 08/05/2000
Location: Port Colborne
Province: Ontario
Comments | 8 Favourites
Ontario Northland 1521, one of three FP7s painted in the "Progressive" paint scheme (the others were 1502 and 1517), idles at CN's Spadina facilities in the spring of 1966. Steam crane CN 50834 can be seen behind the unit.<br><br><i>Doug Page Photo, Bruce Acheson Collection Slide.</i>
Name: Doug Page Photo, Br…
Railway: Ontario Northland
Date: 05/01/1966
Location: Toronto
Province: Ontario
4 Comments | 17 Favourites
In late May 1978, one of ONR's TEE train sets was in southern Ontario on display during Belleville's Railway Week festivities. To return the equipment to Toronto, and then north, the UCRS arranged an excursion from Belleville over the Campbellford and Uxbridge Subdivisions, taking the unusual equipment to places it typically wouldn't be seen. Here the train pauses on Bethune Street in Peterborough at the site of the former CN station.
Name: Bruce Acheson
Railway: Ontario Northland
Date: 05/1978
Location: Peterborough
Province: Ontario
5 Comments | 20 Favourites
In late May 1978, one of ONR's TEE train sets was in southern Ontario on display during Belleville's Railway Week festivities. To return the equipment to Toronto, and then north, the UCRS arranged an excursion from Belleville over the Campbellford and Uxbridge Subdivisions, taking the unusual equipment to places it typically wouldn't be seen. Here, the train does a photo runpast at Campbellford.
Name: Bruce Acheson
Railway: Ontario Northland
Date: 05/1978
Location: Campbellford
Province: Ontario
Comments | 16 Favourites
Recently purchased from Canadian Pacific, RS18u 1861 (rebuilt from RS18 8777 in 1989) is seen outside the ex MCRR Elgin County Railway Museum shops in St. Thomas while undergoing renumbering to Ontario Southland Railway 181.
Name: Bruce Acheson
Railway: Ontario Southland
Date: 09/1998
Location: St. Thomas
Province: Ontario
Comments | 13 Favourites
GO Transit train 918 behind year old GMD F59PH 520 zips eastbound towards Union Station alongside the busy Gardiner Expressway just east of Sunnyside. GO 520 was the first of 49 such units built by GMD London beginning in 1988.<br><br><i>Roger Chapman Photo, Bruce Acheson Collection.</i>
Name: Roger Chapman Photo…
Railway: GO Transit
Date: 09/20/1989
Location: Toronto
Province: Ontario
Comments | 15 Favourites
During 1967 CN leased a handful of N&W F7s for use around southern Ontario. Here, N&W 3666 leads 3658 and CN 4520 onto the Dundas Sub at Bayview.<br><br><i>Doug Page Photo, Bruce Acheson Collection.</i>
Name: Doug Page Photo, Br…
Railway: Norfolk and Wester…
Date: 03/1967
Location: Hamilton
Province: Ontario
5 Comments | 26 Favourites
Port Colborne's Canal Days is an annual event held over the civic holiday weekend (Aug. 4 - 7, 2000 - exact day approximate) celebrating the Welland Canal and the prosperity it has brought to the town and Niagara Region. During the early years of Trillium's Port Colborne Harbour Railway, short excursions were held using ALCO S1 308, ALCO C-425 6101, and coaches from the Medina Railroad Museum in New York. Nearing the end of the day, 308 swings around the curve approaching Elm Street.<br><br>More Canal Day trips:<br><a href=http://www.railpictures.ca/?attachment_id=48369>Soutbound at Elm Street,</a> Arnold Mooney, 1999<br><a href=http://www.railpictures.ca/?attachment_id=14114>Coming back into town,</a> Arnold Mooney, 1999
Name: Bruce Acheson
Railway: Trillium Railway
Date: 08/05/2000
Location: Port Colborne
Province: Ontario
4 Comments | 13 Favourites
A pair of MLW C424s head westbound through Guelph Junction with a few side dump cars on the headend.
Name: Bruce Acheson
Railway: Canadian Pacific
Date: 08/1988
Location: Guelph Junction
Province: Ontario
9 Comments | 18 Favourites
OSR's Woodstock Job breaks for lunch while waiting for cars from CP.<br><br><i>Roger Chapman Photo, Bruce Acheson Collection Slide.</i>
Name: Roger Chapman Photo…
Railway: Ontario Southland
Date: 10/23/2011
Location: Woodstock
Province: Ontario
Comments | 10 Favourites
Three of the TH&Bs GP7s sit near the sand tower at Aberdeen.
Name: Bruce Acheson
Railway: Toronto Hamilton a…
Date: 06/1981
Location: Hamilton
Province: Ontario
Comments | 14 Favourites
Older SOO EMDs take the lead ahead of fairly new GE's on a cloudy day at Galt.
Name: Bruce Acheson
Railway: Canadian Pacific
Date: 05/2005
Location: Galt
Province: Ontario
Comments | 10 Favourites
VIA 6520 is serviced between runs at Spadina.
Name: Bruce Acheson
Railway: VIA Rail
Date: 08/1987
Location: Toronto
Province: Ontario
Comments | 16 Favourites
VIA 73 coasts into Burlington West behind MLW FPA-4 6779.
Name: Bruce Acheson
Railway: VIA Rail
Date: 08/1984
Location: Burlington
Province: Ontario
Comments | 14 Favourites
A pair of MLW M420s are seen in the yard at Jarvis. 3551 had been repainted into this scheme in 1994.
Name: Bruce Acheson
Railway: Canadian National
Date: Circa 1994
Location: Jarvis
Province: Ontario
8 Comments | 13 Favourites
Second 44, second career. Built in September 1917 by the Canadian Locomotive Company of Kingston as TH&B 48, the little B-2-s class 0-6-0 would be renumbered in 1947 to TH&B 44 (first 44 renumbered 42). The locomotive would be retired in January 1955 and sold to Stelco, eventually being scrapped at an unknown date. The engine appears to be working around the Stelco-owned Hamilton By-Product Coke Oven Company facility.<br><br>Many thanks to John Spring for information on the locomotive and location.<br><br>Doug Page Photo, Bruce Acheson Collection Slide.</i>
Name: Doug Page Photo, Br…
Railway: Industrial
Date: Late 1950s
Location: Hamilton
Province: Ontario
3 Comments | 17 Favourites
Westbound CN 431 rolls through Guelph station behind a pair of GMD GP40-2LWs, a pair of MLW bigs and another geep. Note the two vans on the head of the train, one each from PSC and Hawker-Siddeley.<br><br>At right, Guelph's <a href=https://www.tyrcathlen.ca/files/produce-depot.jpg>Granary Building</a> is seen on Farquhar Street shortly before restoration. Built as a wood frame structure in 1858 by Toronto-based distiller Gooderham & Worts Limited, the granary was used for storing threshed grain prior to shipment over the Grand Trunk to Toronto. In 1914 the building was covered with bricks to extend the life of the structure, today holding the title of Guelph's oldest industrial building. Numerous industries used the site over the years, including locally-owned Saillian Rugs Limited, before it fell into disrepair during the 1980s-1990s. Restoration during the late 90s converted the structure into an office complex which today houses the Guelph Chamber of Commerce. This area once included Guelph's first railyard, which beginning circa 1900 included an interchange on Farquhar Street with the Guelph Radial Railway.
Name: Bruce Acheson
Railway: Canadian National
Date: 10/1983
Location: Guelph
Province: Ontario
5 Comments | 18 Favourites
Ratty FPA-4 6764 and a GMD FP9B lit 72 away from its station stop at Burlington West.
Name: Bruce Acheson
Railway: VIA Rail
Date: 07/1985
Location: Burlington
Province: Ontario
2 Comments | 17 Favourites
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