A locomotive simulator facing an F-unit. This CN locomotive simulator has been stored at Exporail since the end of 2013. It was on sale at one point but I am not sure who it belongs to now.... (more)

A trio of MLW's. ONR 1400 is one of only two MLW RS-10's that have been preserved I believe and is seen here at Exporail. To its right are two more MLW products. CP 1100 was built for CP as... (more)

CN logo reflecting off an old GO Transit car. CN 5550 is a 4-6-2 built by Montreal Locomotive Works for the Canadian Government Railways in 1920. The CGR was absorbed into CN soon thereafte... (more)

The circus is in town! As part of a circus train exhibit, Exporail has decorated certain pieces with circus illustrations. In the foreground is CP 2850, the original Royal Hudson.

CN 1608 GP9 are now in a museum and still operational

CN 49 sighting in main building at Exporail railway museum

Christmas at Exporail. CP 2850 and LNER 4489 are in the middle of the main hall at Exporail, with Christmas decorations out.

Lots of switching going on at Exporail. While CN 7300 switches in the background, CP 1608 takes a break from switching in front of Barrington Station at Exporail.

CN 30 (GE 70 tonner) is preserved at Exporail, but unlikely to ever run again. Behind it is VIA 6309.

A pair of steam engines for Christmas? CP 2850 and LNER 4489 are in the middle of the main hall at Exporail, with Christmas decorations out.

Dressed up for Christmas. With Christmas just under a month away, CP 144 is dressed up for the holidays at Exporail.

'The bug.' Built by the Montreal Park & Island Railway in 1901 for the Shawinigan Water & Power Company, this electric locomotive was affectionately known as 'the bug. Later it was sold to ... (more)

A low-slung engine. A broadside shot such as this one shows how low-slung the LRC engines are. Here VIA 6921 enjoys the afternoon sun at Exporail.

A difference in noses. While essentially identical internally when built, a GP9 and an FP9 look very different externally. Here we see AMT 1311 with its roadswitcher body and chopped nose (... (more)

An unusual wheel arrangement. At the entrance to the Canadian Railway Museum can be found a rare steam engine wheel arrangement, a 2-4-0. This steam engine was built by Baldwin in 1900 as a... (more)