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Tag Archives: rail
Sky Train and sky scrapers…
Sky Train heading into Metrotown
Comox Logging & Railway Co. No. 2
Baldwin 2-6-2T#34921, Comox Logging & Railway Co. No. 2 was built by in July 1910 as Canadian Western Lumber Co 2.
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The train don’t run here anymore…
The pictures in this series speak for themselves – no further comment is necessary when viewing where the Esquimalt and Nanaimo Railway once operated the Dayliner passenger service between Courtenay and Victoria.
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The train don’t run here anymore…
The pictures in this series speak for themselves – no further comment is necessary when viewing where the Esquimalt and Nanaimo Railway once operated between Courtenay and Victoria.
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E&N Victoria Subdivision – Mile 38.03 Top Shelf Feeds
The E&N spur for Top Shelf Feeds Top Shelf Feeds was the last major customer served by rail south of Nanaimo – rail service was suspended due to speed restrictions on the line and the dismal state of the bridges … Continue reading
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Tagged Duncan, E&N, rail, rail road, rail way, Vancouver Island
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E&N Victoria Subdivision – Mile 88.1 Powder Point Road
The E&N crossing at Powder Point Road In 1911, the tip of the Nanoose peninsula became known as “Powder Point” when the Giant Powder Company built a cordite and gunpowder plant for mining, land clearing and armaments for World War … Continue reading
The train don’t run here anymore…
A few relatively short sections of the Victoria Subdivision have been upgraded to 100 Pound rail – that’s rail that weighs 100 pounds per yard. The heavier the rail, the heavier a load it can support, and the the faster … Continue reading
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E&N Victoria Subdivision – Mile 123.0 Coal Creek Bridge
The E&N bridge over Coal Creek I don’t usually post images that were shot looking down from the bridges – not because they are not very interesting, but because they don’t properly show the height of the bridge or the … Continue reading
E&N Victoria Subdivision – Mile 86.9 Bonnell Creek bridge
The E&N bridge over Bonnel Creek
E&N Victoria Subdivision – Mile 139.20 17th Street
The E&N crossing at 17th Street
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Tagged Courtenay, E&N, rail, rail road, rail way, Vancouver Island
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