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	<title>Comments on: A fond look back on a beautiful November morning at TH&amp;B Chatham St in West Hamilton. This was a place the Golden Horseshoe rail buffs made one of their focal points for photography.
Shown is the power for the Nanticoke train, C&amp;O 4828, 3885 and B&amp;O 4801.  The CP 6008 was one of several units parked off to the side. The old roundhouse can be seen in far left.
I loved the fact I was allowed to roam at will and the employees were very accommodating.
Unfortunately, when CP took complete control of the TH&amp;B in 1987, it was only a matter of time before this facility would become but a memory.  Demolition in early 1992 spelled the end.</title>
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