Railpictures.ca - Canadian Railway Photography - photographie ferroviaire Canadienne. » Dave Sherlock http://www.railpictures.ca The BEST Canadian photos on the Internet, eh? Mon, 20 Apr 2026 18:06:08 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 Images by daveinon http://www.railpictures.ca/2026/%postname?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=1767 http://www.railpictures.ca/2026/%postname#comments Thu, 07 May 2026 16:32:49 +0000 Dave Sherlock
Here's the Father of Short Line RRs in Canada, and member of the Canadian Railway Hall of Fame, the late Tom Payne stopped in front of the Yard Office at Stuart St. Yard (leased to Railink at the time) with his Reading 2100 enroute from Ohio to St. Thomas. I met him here around 9 pm with the dinner order he had called for earlier, and watched while he did his inspection and lubrication. He paused a minute for a quick photo. He had been allowed to take the throttle himself as far as Suspension Bridge NY, where a CN geep and crew coupled on and took over.
Name: Dave Sherlock
Railway: Railink
Date: 06/24/1998
Location: Hamilton
Province: Ontario
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An extra N&W westbound going through Feeder East with lots of power, about to enter CN's original Cayuga Sub. trackage on the way to St. Thomas. The 1977 camera presented some quality issues but it's a good look back at this section of railroad when it was relatively busy.
Name: Dave Sherlock
Railway: Norfolk and Wester…
Date: Summer 1978
Location: Welland
Province: Ontario
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Plenty of exhaust pressure during an eastbound runpast at Jordan Station.
Name: Paul Sherlock
Railway: Canadian National
Date: 09/??/1968
Location: Jordan
Province: Ontario
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Another UCRS 6218 excursion, Sept. 28, 1968 going east over Jordan Harbour.
Name: Paul Sherlock
Railway: Canadian National
Date: 196x
Location: Jordan
Province: Ontario
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I don't know the year, late 1960s, we were on so many of the CN 6218 excursions. Location is obvious to many, going over the Burlington Canal Left Bridge for a runpass when the Beach Sub. was still intact...and had a reasonable speed limit, judging by the slight blur of the engine marker. I think the shadow was caused by the locomotive exhaust.
Name: Paul Sherlock
Railway: Canadian National
Date: 196x
Location: Burlington
Province: Ontario
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