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	<title>Comments on: On the E&amp;N shoptrack and sandhouse at Victoria on Thursday 1974-10-24, Baldwins CP 8000 and 8002 are ready to couple to northward freight train No. 51 to Stockett and down to Wellcox yard in Nanaimo.  CP 8000 survives and is being restored by the Railway Museum of British Columbia at Squamish, and the two brick buildings in this photo, stores on left and carshop on right, remain as part of a developing museum project in Victoria.  The sandhouse and CP 8002 are history.</title>
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