Comments on: Built in 1948 for industrial switching, number 1 now spends it’s time taking tourists for cab rides down a short stretch of track outside the Niagara Railway Museum. The switcher had a max speed of 8kph on the industrial track (who’s name escapes me) and definitely doesnt run faster then that now. A neat find in the town of Fort Erie, they are continuing to restore it this winter by putting in new floors along with other things. I highly recommend checking them out, but check online for dates and times when they are open.

Comments on: Built in 1948 for industrial switching, number 1 now spends it’s time taking tourists for cab rides down a short stretch of track outside the Niagara Railway Museum. The switcher had a max speed of 8kph on the industrial track (who’s name escapes me) and definitely doesnt run faster then that now. A neat find in the town of Fort Erie, they are continuing to restore it this winter by putting in new floors along with other things. I highly recommend checking them out, but check online for dates and times when they are open. http://www.railpictures.ca The BEST Canadian photos on the Internet, eh? Mon, 25 May 2026 13:02:40 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1