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Of all the many trips I took to the CP yards in Victoria BC this is the only time I ever saw CP 6701 at that location. Taking advantage of the rare spring sunlight I quickly got a shot of it. In the late 1980's a GP-9, A GP-35, or a VIA dayliner would be what you would expect to see Victoria. I photographed the yards, & the buildings from 1981 till the end of the 1990's this gave me the opportunity catch a lot of changes. Only in the interior of the buildings could you back in time & get an idea of what life was like in 1913.
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Caption: Of all the many trips I took to the CP yards in Victoria BC this is the only time I ever saw CP 6701 at that location. Taking advantage of the rare spring sunlight I quickly got a shot of it. In the late 1980's a GP-9, A GP-35, or a VIA dayliner would be what you would expect to see Victoria. I photographed the yards, & the buildings from 1981 till the end of the 1990's this gave me the opportunity catch a lot of changes. Only in the interior of the buildings could you back in time & get an idea of what life was like in 1913.

Photographer:
James Booth [115] (more) (contact)
Date: 04/27/1987 (search)
Railway: Canadian Pacific (search)
Reporting Marks: CP 6701 (search)
Train Symbol: Not Provided
Subdivision/SNS: Victoria (search)
City/Town: Victoria (search)
Province: British Columbia (search)
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2 Comments
  1. We had a critter like this roaming the rails in Edmonton during the late 80′s. I will check through my notes and see what number it was.

  2. 6700 & 6701 were the resident yard engines in London, Ontario for years.

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