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Prior to the opening of the GO Centre in Hamilton and transfer of commuter train service to the former TH&B station,a new track configuration was implemented at Hamilton Jct and the Hunter Street tunnel was modified to accomodate bi-level coaches. During some of these work blocks, CP freight traffic was detoured over CN's Grimsby sub.

Here we see an eastbound CP freight behind a trio of C424s passing through CN's Hamilton Yard at dusk in October 1994.
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Caption: Prior to the opening of the GO Centre in Hamilton and transfer of commuter train service to the former TH&B station,a new track configuration was implemented at Hamilton Jct and the Hunter Street tunnel was modified to accomodate bi-level coaches. During some of these work blocks, CP freight traffic was detoured over CN's Grimsby sub. Here we see an eastbound CP freight behind a trio of C424s passing through CN's Hamilton Yard at dusk in October 1994.

Photographer:
Doug Page [374] (more) (contact)
Date: 10/30/1994 (search)
Railway: Canadian Pacific (search)
Reporting Marks: CP 4225 (search)
Train Symbol: unknown (search)
Subdivision/SNS: Hamilton Yard (search)
City/Town: Hamilton (search)
Province: Ontario (search)
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3 Comments
  1. This is quite rare – never seen a photo of CP on the Grimsby subdivision that wasn’t NS – and all ALCO’s to boot.

  2. .. this brings up a good question. Did NS 327/8 ever get CP alcos for power?

  3. I never saw any MLWs on NS 327/328, Steve–only GMD power, occasionally with an NS unit mixed in. (Mind you, I was living in Montreal at the time and didn’t get to see it too often.)

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