Comments on: An overview of Goderich during the heyday of GEXR. Visible in the background is the former CN Goderich station off Maitland Road South, with a few GEXR units parked nearby: 4161 (a former GP7 rebuilt into a slug), GP35m mother unit 3834, and GP7 2127 still lettered for the Georgia Southwestern RR. The small shop building is off to the left, and one can see GEXR’s ex-CN 55413 black plow parked off in the distance. GEXR (under G&W ownership) has since handed back its operations of the Guelph Sub that it had leased from CN, but still operates the Goderich and Exeter Subs in the area.

Comments on: An overview of Goderich during the heyday of GEXR. Visible in the background is the former CN Goderich station off Maitland Road South, with a few GEXR units parked nearby: 4161 (a former GP7 rebuilt into a slug), GP35m mother unit 3834, and GP7 2127 still lettered for the Georgia Southwestern RR. The small shop building is off to the left, and one can see GEXR’s ex-CN 55413 black plow parked off in the distance. GEXR (under G&W ownership) has since handed back its operations of the Guelph Sub that it had leased from CN, but still operates the Goderich and Exeter Subs in the area. http://www.railpictures.ca The BEST Canadian photos on the Internet, eh? Thu, 07 May 2026 18:00:21 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1