In the middle of the day the concourse of Montreal's Windsor Station is empty, but come rush hour the crowds will make their way to the trains. Canadian Pacific FP7 4040 and a string of bilevels a... (more)

SCL EMD FP7A 696, former Atlantic Coast Line 872 (Date Built 1951)

Candy-striped Canadian Pacific FP7 4074 hums along near Valois, Quebec, on the point of a Montreal-Vaudreuil commuter train. This locomotive would later be sold to VIA.

The IANR Oelwein job begins its return to Waterloo, passing the CGW 116-A at the museum.

The CGW 116-A looking like its going to take a local freight out... Now if they can just get some traction motors for it, one day it might move.

The 116-A is displayed under the stars at the Hub City Heritage Museum.

Flying eastbound on the Crowsnest Subdivision east of Fort Macleod, Alberta, is Canadian Pacific’s Royal Canadian Pacific luxury train on September 15, 2002. Dashing the train toward Lethbridge is... (more)

The Wyoming and Colorado was a fascinating railroad. Especially the way the line would loop back and forth to gain elevation. It made for some good exercise for the photographer climbing the hill... (more)

On my 1978 trip to the Canadian Rockies, I was fortunate to get photos of several "Canadian" consists between Revelstoke and Lake Louise. This might have been my favorite with the FP7-GP... (more)

I'm grateful for the memories and the photo's. Because that's all that's left of the the Wyoming and Colorado operation. All you find at this location now is abandon road bed, the tracks are torn ... (more)

Reading 902 and 903 sit on display at the Steamtown National Historic Site in Scranton, PA.

Wyoming and Colorado's FP7's as they looked when the first started running on the branch. Eventually the paint job was enhance a bit with black stripes, down the sides. The Mountain Diesel was cha... (more)

The upstart Wyoming Colorado Railroad has brought in former Alaska F units, and a fleet of passenger cars. To operate the former Union Pacific branch south of Laramie, Wyoming. The FP7's are lease... (more)

A westbound Royal Canadian Pacific passenger train tops the summit of Kicking Horse Pass at Divide, Alberta, on September 20, 2002, powered by FP7 No. 1400, FP9 No. 1401 and GP38-2 No. 3084.