Category: trains

on July 24, 2024

Port Clyde Bridges

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The Highway 309 bridge spans Lyle harbour in Port Clyde The former rail bridge is now is used as part of the Port Clyde Trail

on May 31, 2024

Esquimalt & Nanaimo Railway Lock

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Two of the locks on the Esquimalt & Nanaimo Railway

on May 6, 2024

E&N Mile 104.16 – Allgard Road

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Esquimalt  & Nanaimo Railway mile 104.16 crossing at Allgard Road

on May 6, 2024

E&N Mile 102.94 Hoylake Road

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Esquimalt & Nanaimo Railway crossing at mile 102.94 – Hoylake Road

on May 6, 2024

A Map Of E&N Crossings

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Esquimalt  & Nanaimo Railway crossings on the Victoria and Port Subs

on May 5, 2024

CPR Locks

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One of the CPR locks on the Esquimalt & Nanaimo Railway

on May 4, 2024

E&N Track Condition

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The condition of the Esquimalt & Nanaimo Railway as it is reclaimed by nature

on May 4, 2024

E&N Track Condition

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The condition of the Esquimalt & Nanaimo Railway as nature takes over

on April 28, 2024

CNR 7260

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CNR 7260 at the Middleton Railway Museum CNR 7260 is the oldest locomotive built by the Canadian Locomotive Company in Kingston, Ontario, that still exists.

on April 27, 2024

Vulcan 3845

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Vulcan 3845 at the Middleton Railway Museum The Vulcan locomotive was built in 1928 and delivered to Mersey Paper (later Bowater-Mersey), Liverpool, NS. The locomotive was there when the Mersey Paper Mill was officially opened Dec. 14, 1929, and operated there until it was given to the Museum of Industry in 1991. Gauge: Standard Gauge

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