Pit Stop. On the way home to Massachusetts following Homecoming Weekend in State College, I decided a quick stop at Bridge 60 Tower was in order. The D-L had a train staged to go e... (more)

The end of the day for GVT's ALCOs.

Heading into a hazy Vancouver with a solid set of MLWs.

Cresting the first of two mountain grades within the Coast Range on the Squamish subdivision, a southward British Columbia Railway freight curves along Gates Lake with mostly forest products desti... (more)

Operator Vic Bodnarchuck hoops train orders to a northbound coal train on the Windermere subdivision which connects the Crowsnest Pass line to the Main Line at Golden BC. In the early days of remo... (more)

Leaning against his trusty Ford F-250 a mechanical employee is poised for a roll-by inspection of a southward British Columbia Railway train arriving at the division point of Lillooet, BC on a bea... (more)

Upon viewing this roadside attraction there's no doubt as to the economic origin of the city of Quesnel as a BCRail northward freight passes a set of Paul Bunyan's garage utensils. Today, the gol... (more)

The belch that made Montreal famous! Or was that Schenectady? Expanding its carbon footprint, a BCRail northward freight gets underway at the north end of Squamish yard after some minor switchin... (more)

Deep within the confines of the Coast Mountain Range a BCRail southward freight crosses the Cheakamus River bridge at MP 49.6 on the Squamish subdivision

Carefully rounding a curve along the shores of Seton Lake a BCRail southward freight has just departed the division point of Lillooet. New locomotives from General Electric are now on the propert... (more)

Route of The Cariboo locomotive evolution! Here are four generations of locomotive technology represented by MLW/GE at Squamish Yard. BCRail hosted an open house celebration for the introduction... (more)

The engineer is easing em' down while rolling into the lonely outpost of D'arcy, BC as this southbound British Columbia Railway freight will shortly be adding manned helpers cut roughly into the m... (more)

BCR 724 North at Creekside, B.C. Motors are 5-yr. old 3000-hp Montreal Locomotive Works M630W's.

In their long-standing two-tone green paint scheme, three British Columbia Ry. MLW M630's guide several loads of British Columbia's renewable resource -- lumber -- southbound near Creekside, B.C.... (more)

I'm not sure what the real model is. This was a rebuild of a ALCO to Super Seven standards but with the orgiinal 16-251 engine remaining. It may have been on the way to Mexico. Note: The bell ... (more)