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The Canadian Northern Railway Station is a one and one-half storey building situated on one lot on Railway Drive in the Town of Smoky Lake. The site is adjacent to the abandoned railway right-of-way that now serves as a portion of the Iron Horse Trail, a regional recreational corridor. The building is a Standard Third Class station constructed in 1919 according to Plan 100-72. It features a white stucco exterior with green trim, a hipped roof over the main station area, two gabled wall dormers on the front and back elevations, and a low-pitched gable roof over the baggage area. A wide eave with large brackets extends along the platform.(source:historicplaces.ca) Photo was taken on a day when forest fires in Alberta caused the smoky skies.

Name:	Bill J.
Railway:	Canadian Northern
Date:	07/20/2024
Location:	Smoky Lake
Province:	Alberta

Comments | 10 Favourites

The Camrose, Alberta depot was constructed by Canadian Northern Railway in 1911 to the company’s standard third-class station design. Not long after its construction, the depot would be expanded to handle growing business. This depot served both the Canadian Northern and Canadian National Railways until 1989. It has now been preserved as a Provincial Historic Resource and community centre by the Canadian Northern Society.

Name:	Bill J.
Railway:	Canadian Northern
Date:	09/12/2023
Location:	Camrose
Province:	Alberta

Comments | 6 Favourites

The Meeting Creek railway station was built by the Canadian Northern Railway in 1913 to its standard third-class station plan. Today it represents one of the few remaining examples of this design, and is unique in Alberta, being preserved on its original site.

Name:	Bill J.
Railway:	Canadian Northern
Date:	09/12/2023
Location:	Meeting Creek
Province:	Alberta

Comments | 8 Favourites

CNR built caboose 78114 along side a water tower at the museum in Harris, Saskatchewan. Built by the CNR in 1934 to plan 150-99, the water tower was designed to hold 40,000 gallons of water.

Name:	Bill J.
Railway:	Canadian National
Date:	06/15/2022
Location:	Harris
Province:	Saskatchewan

3 Comments | 11 Favourites

CN 3202 and CN 2888 shaking the ground of the dearly departed near Spruce Grove, Alberta as they head east towards Edmonton on Remembrance Day 2023.

Name:	Bill J.
Railway:	Canadian National
Date:	11/11/2023
Location:	Spruce Grove
Province:	Alberta

Comments | 2 Favourites

CN 5276 and CN 5350 heading south past the Viterra (formerly Alberta Wheat Pool) elevator in Camrose, Alberta.

Name:	Bill J.
Railway:	Canadian National
Date:	09/11/2023
Location:	Camrose
Province:	Alberta

1 Comments | 8 Favourites

CN caboose 79538 (manufactured in 1972) and CN tank car 990887 (manufactured in 1930) outside the Kneehill Historical Museum, Three Hills, Alberta.

Name:	Bill J.
Railway:	Canadian National
Date:	06/11/2015
Location:	Three Hills
Province:	Alberta

1 Comments | 5 Favourites

Waiting on the mainline near Fabyan, Alberta just east of the Battle River Railway Trestle (also known as the Fabyan Trestle Bridge) are CN 5756 and CN 8823.

Name:	Bill J.
Railway:	Canadian National
Date:	06/17/2022
Location:	Fabyan
Province:	Alberta

Comments | 3 Favourites

CN 55351 is a steel wedge-type snow plow built in 1928 for service on the CNR by the Eastern Car Company in Trenton, Nova Scotia. It also saw service on the CN in western Canada until its retirement. Located in Big Valley, Alberta, it is now owned by the Rocky Mountain Rail Society. To the right is APXX 80946 water tank car.

Name:	Bill J.
Railway:	Canadian National
Date:	06/10/2014
Location:	Big Valley
Province:	Alberta

Comments | 10 Favourites

The Meeting Creek railway station was built by the Canadian Northern Railway in 1913 to its standard third-class station plan. It now serves as a museum alongside the former Alberta Pacific Grain elevator (1917) and the former Alberta Wheat Pool elevator (built around 1915).

Name:	Bill J.
Railway:	Canadian Northern
Date:	06/13/2014
Location:	Meeting Creek
Province:	Alberta

Comments | 9 Favourites

The locomotive is APXX 1118(GMD1) formerly CN 1118(GMD1) built in 1958 and currently in use by Alberta Prairie Rail Excursions. The caboose is APXX 79146. In the background is the former P&H grain elevator that was built in 1920 and closed in 2003. Currently it is a museum run by the Stettler P&H Elevator Preservation Society.

Name:	Bill J.
Railway:	Tourist
Date:	06/13/2014
Location:	Stettler
Province:	Alberta

1 Comments | 11 Favourites

CN 2522 and CN 5661 heading eastbound through Waseca, Saskatchewan.

Name:	Bill J.
Railway:	Canadian National
Date:	06/14/2022
Location:	Waseca
Province:	Saskatchewan

Comments | 9 Favourites

The Big Valley, Alberta roundhouse was built for Canadian Northern Railway in 1912, but saw little use after the 1920's and was abandoned in the 1940's. It was designated as a Provincial Historic Resource by Alberta in 2010.

Name:	Bill J.
Railway:	Canadian Northern
Date:	05/30/2013
Location:	Big Valley
Province:	Alberta

1 Comments | 11 Favourites

This abandoned railway bridge is in East Coulee (east of Drumheller), Alberta that crosses the Red Deer River. The rail line served the Atlas Coal Mine which operated from 1936 to 1979.

Name:	Bill J.
Railway:	Other
Date:	05/23/2013
Location:	East Coulee
Province:	Alberta

1 Comments | 12 Favourites

Grain hoppers waiting to be loaded at Bashaw Processors (former Alberta Wheat Pool elevator) in Bashaw, Alberta.

Name:	Bill J.
Railway:	Canadian National
Date:	05/30/2013
Location:	Bashaw
Province:	Alberta

Comments | 7 Favourites

The locomotive is APXX 1118(GMD1) formerly CN 1118(GMD1) built in 1958 and currently in use by Alberta Prairie Rail Excursions. In the background to the left you can see remnants of the Big Valley roundhouse.

Name:	Bill J.
Railway:	Tourist
Date:	06/13/2014
Location:	Big Valley
Province:	Alberta

Comments | 11 Favourites

Grain hoppers waiting to load at the former Alberta Wheat Pool elevator in Camrose, Alberta.

Name:	Bill J.
Railway:	Canadian National
Date:	08/18/2014
Location:	Camrose
Province:	Alberta

Comments | 9 Favourites

This station was built in 1912 by the Canadian Northern Railway to its Second Class depot plan and has served three railways: The Canadian Northern, Canadian National, and presently the Central Western Railway.

Name:	Bill J.
Railway:	Canadian Northern
Date:	05/30/2013
Location:	Big Valley
Province:	Alberta

Comments | 9 Favourites

In the foreground is sleeper "Tracy" currently in use by Alberta Prairie Railway Excursions. This sleeper was built in 1931 by Canadian Car & Foundry and CPR as sleeper "Solsgirth", then renamed CPR sleeper "Tracy" in 1946. Sold to Alberta Prairie Railway Excursions in 1994.

Name:	Bill J.
Railway:	Tourist
Date:	05/30/2013
Location:	Stettler
Province:	Alberta

Comments | 9 Favourites

CP 8629 and CP 9567 heading towards Banff along the Bow River as it passes the Backswamp Viewpoint, Bow Valley Parkway, Alberta.

Name:	Bill J.
Railway:	Canadian Pacific
Date:	08/01/2006
Location:	Banff
Province:	Alberta

Comments | 10 Favourites

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