On November 14, 2020, Canadian National 6167,owned by Guelph Museums, moved from it's home by the Guelph Central GO station to John Galt Park, named after the founder of Guelph, John Galt. Th... (more)

The crew of the final train of the Ontario Southland Railway's Guelph Junction railway Division pose for a photo as they finish up their work. The Ontario Southland Railway operated the Guelph Jun... (more)

On November 14, 2020, Canadian National 6167,owned by Guelph Museums, moved from it's home by the Guelph Central GO station to John Galt Park, named after the founder of Guelph, John Galt. Th... (more)

The last Orangedale Whistle. What could be the last time Cape Breton & Central Nova Scotia runs a 'train' over the Sydney Sub is seen passing the Orangedale Station, August 14, 2015. The Orang... (more)

OSR 6508 and 1401 idle at the Woodstock station while the crew is off getting Timmies for lunch. The former past of 6508, while it was at the Waterloo St. Jacobs railway is just barely showing... (more)

OSR 378 and 383 head back into Woodstock after dropping there train of autoracks to pick up a few more autoracks they left sitting in a siding near the old CP Woodstock station.

Two Generations of MLW made their appearances on this Canada Day. Both 'Idling' as it were. 6593 is out to make up the train for the day while No.9 is fed wood from the ever shrinking pile of wood... (more)

OSR 378 and 383 idle waiting for Westbound train CP 255 with UP 5526 and CP 9504 leading. Shortly after the CP train went by the OSR crew took off to finish doing their usual switching routine. Fo... (more)

After picking up autoracks at CAMI automotive in Ingersoll, On, OSR's pair of vintage GP7's, build in 1951 and 52, head to Woodstock for their switching duties.

Essex Terminal Railway no.9 waits to depart the St Jacobs shop to go pick up her passengers at the St. Jacobs Farmers Market

OSR 8235 and 1210 make there way out to the north end of Guelph through the Woodlawn cemetery while working the Guelph Junction Railway.

WCR's arrival of the first market train of 2015 with a less than stellar turnout (the people in the photo are volunteers)

On June 30, 2016, the Waterloo Central Railway hosted a photo freight train with Essex Terminal Railway No.9 built 1923 by MLW. Following 9 was Ex-TH&B boxcars still in their yellow paint.

OSR 1210 and 8235 back down the Alice St. Wye towards Owens Corning in Guelph, On. This pair of veteran locomotives were both built in 1958 and still going strong.

Just about to begin a long day of pulling passengers. Waterloo Central Railway's Essex Terminal Railway no.9 proudly bares the Canadian flag as she awaits to depart to the St. Jacobs Farmers Marke... (more)