On July 19, 2013, the westbound “Canadian” has a green signal at Geikie, Alberta, on Canadian National’s Albreda Subdivision at milepost 8. Bringing up the markers is dome-observation car �... (more)

VIA Rail’s “Canadian” sits at the ststion and service stop at Jasper, Alberta, on July 13, 2013. Dome-observation “Banff Park” carries the markers on today’s eastbound train. These &q... (more)

VIA Rail train No. 1, the westbound Canadian, cruises through Henry House, Alberta, and meets eastbound Canadian National train No. 102 on July 19, 2013. Carrying the markers of the 21-car train i... (more)

Looking through a window of VIA Rail dome-observation “Banff Park” is the inviting sight of fresh fruit and flowers, ready to greet passengers at Jasper, Alberta, after they reboard following ... (more)

Inside VIA Rail dome-observation “Banff Park” at the forward portion of the rear lounge is a stairway ascending to the dome. On the right is a small coffee bar, while under the dome and access... (more)

Below the dome of VIA Rail dome-observation “Banff Park” is this lounge area adjoining the cocktail bar. These "Park" series observation cars (each named after a Canadian park) built... (more)

VIA Rail train No. 1, the westbound Canadian, flies through Henry House, Alberta, and meets eastbound Canadian National train No. 102 on July 19, 2013. Carrying the markers of the 21-car train is ... (more)

The rear dome windows of VIA Rail dome-observation “Banff Park” on the rear of train No. 2, the eastbound Canadian, gets a thorough washing on the platform during the station stop at Jasper, A... (more)

Passing milepost 8 on Canadian National’s Albreda Subdivision, VIA Rail’s train No. 5, the Skeena, has just departed Jasper and is approaching Geikie, Alberta, on July 11, 2014. The westbound ... (more)

Banff Park brings up the rear of No 1 as it heads through Grant's Cut and into Rivers.

The westbound “Canadian” has a green signal at Geikie, Alberta, on July 19, 2013. Bringing up the markers is dome-observation car “Banff Park” built by Budd for the Canadian Pacific in 195... (more)

Subtle colors and classic styling of the lounge seating is seen in the rear of dome-observation “Banff Park” at Jasper, Alberta. These "Park" series observation cars (each named after a Canadi... (more)

The tail ends of train #1 and train #6 rest beside each other in Jasper.