She used to ride the rails from coast to coast, but now she stands on static display beside Dock St, along Thunder Bay's harbour front. ex-VIA 6510, 12/1994; nee CN 6510 (3/1978) - Blt 12/1954

Another year almost finished, and another winter approaching for retired FP9 6510. Kama River Park has been its home for the past few years, with very little attention or care to this historic spe... (more)

VIA 6510 on static display at the Kama River Park along side the Kaministiquia River in southern Thunder Bay. The term "preserved" is no longer appropriate for this tired F-unit, as almost 2 decad... (more)

VIA 6510 on static display at the Kama River Park along side the Kaministiquia River in southern Thunder Bay. The term "preserved" is no longer appropriate for this tired F-unit, as almost 2 decad... (more)

The westbound office car special rolls under the old signal bridge at Wachusett Curve in Fitchburg Massachusetts.

The "Superior Flyer" exits the Jackfish Tunnel on it's first of two eastbound scenic tours to Coldwell.

In celebration of the 125th Anniversary of the Last Spike and the township of Schreiber's 125th Anniversary the CP Heritage Train makes its way to dock at the Thunder Bay Depot before giving CP em... (more)

Trailing unit on an eastbound freight, AC 1752 is sitting near the depot in Trout Lake while the crew gets some hot coffee on a chilly Jan. afternoon, In a few minutes they will be backing onto th... (more)

Canadian Pacific FP9 units depart Montreal West with train 22 from Toronto and Chicago. The lead unit is sporting green flags for another section following. This train had been the assignment for ... (more)

Notch Train extra stopped at the end of State owned trackage at Hazen's in Whitefield after backing down the Mountain Division from Fabyan's. Railfan's Weekend 2009.

Candian National FP9 units lead train 4, CONTINENTAL, on the last leg to Montreal.

Schnabel move crosses the Saco River

GMD FP9 6508 and F9B 6608 are departing Montreal with train 5, LA SALLE, for Toronto and Chicago. The units were delivered in 1955 but still look new. The weather was beautiful on this Monday morn... (more)