Canadian Pacific 9839 storms out of the Wilderness into Banff Alberta.

Aquired in 1923 and rebuilt in 1923 ,Canadian Pacific snow plow and spreader 400762 bask in the summer sun waiting for winter.

Canadian Pacific 8771 climbing west bound through Banff Alberta.

Canadian Pacific 9740 passes through Banff, Alberta Rail yard.

Canadian Pacific’s famed H1b Hudson No. 2816, the “Empress,” is at the Banff, Alberta, station with a passenger extra operated for the Lexington Group. With all of the changes going on over at the... (more)

The floods of spring now gone, an eastbound intermodal shoots across the fill at the oxbow of the Bow River known as Muleshoe. Snow still lingers on the south facing slope of Massive Mountain, but... (more)

CP 9777 leads its train west past the Banff station. I later learned that this locomotive was used in the movie 'Unstoppable' starring Denzel Washington.

Eastbound empty Canpotex potash train rolls through 'Banff West' on the Laggan Subdivision. The unit train is led by AC4400CWs 9753, 9675, and 9663, with 9654 pushing on the rear.

Ever seen a uniformed trainman hand cleaning dome car windows in freezing, cold weather? This is service above and beyond, desiring to give passengers the best possible view as No. 1 westbound C... (more)

A friendly engineer has his arm out on this eastbound train of multi's about 10 miles west of Banff near Massive siding (Mile 93), Alberta on a warm sunny day in June. Lots of blackflies as well! ... (more)

Westbound grain train passes the station at the Rocky Mountain resort town of Banff Alberta

Looking for all the world like a Christmas card with soft shadows, a westbound CP intermodal shows that snow is the greatest reflector known to photographers. A recent dump has left everything cov... (more)

VIA Train No 1 stops briefly at Banff, Alberta and loads and unloads passengers. Banff is a major destination for train travelers to the extent Canadian Pacific built a massive and elegant chatea... (more)

CP 9530 west passes the storage tracks at Banff.