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With EMD GP20C-ECO 2242 leading, T08 is on its way to Havelock and Blue Mountain with a short consist today (October 22), just east of Peterborough.
Name: Tony Bock
Railway: Canadian Pacific K…
Date: 10/22/2024
Location: Peterborough
Province: Ontario
1 Comments | 3 Favourites
On its way to Havelock and the nepheline syenite mine at Blue Mountain, CP train T08 crosses the Otonabee River bridge in downtown Peterborough, on October 9th, 2024.
Name: Tony Bock
Railway: Canadian Pacific K…
Date: 10/09/2024
Location: Peterborough
Province: Ontario
1 Comments | 10 Favourites
After one of the last regularly scheduled steam services to Niagara Falls, CN 6060 and her crew pause before the locomotive is returned to the Spadina roundhouse.
Name: Tony Bock
Railway: Canadian National
Date: 7/1980
Location: Toronto
Province: Ontario
2 Comments | 25 Favourites
An eastbound GO service, that could use its face washed, passes MP 331 on the Kingston Sub, May 12th, 2023. The south track has been out of service for some time as part of the Lakeshore East line expansion. This will be the location for the planned Gerrard station and interchange with the Ontario Line.
Name: Tony Bock
Railway: GO Transit
Date: 05/12/2023
Location: Toronto
Province: Ontario
1 Comments | 5 Favourites
On its way to Havelock and Blue Mountain to serve the nepheline syenite mine, CP train T08 crosses the Otonabee River bridge (built 1913) in downtown Peterborough, on April 11th, 2023. Today's long train is powered by three locomotives, led by GP20C-ECO 2231.
Name: Tony Bock
Railway: Canadian Pacific
Date: 04/11/2023
Location: Peterborough
Province: Ontario
4 Comments | 9 Favourites
Rolling across the Otonabee River bridge (built 1913) in downtown Peterborough, tri-weekly CP train T08 is on its way to Havelock and Blue Mountain with a short, 8 car consist. Power is a pair of GP20C-ECO's 2231, 2270 and GP38-2 3042. In the background is the Quaker Oats mill.
Name: Tony Bock
Railway: Canadian Pacific
Date: 11/25/2022
Location: Peterborough
Province: Ontario
8 Comments | 12 Favourites
On its way to Havelock and Blue Mountain to serve the nepheline syenite mine, CP train T08 passes Peterborough station (built 1884) and crosses the Otonabee River bridge (built 1913) on March 9th, 2021. The usual power is three locomotives, today led by GP20C-ECO 2259.
Name: Tony Bock
Railway: Canadian Pacific
Date: 03/09/2021
Location: Peterborough
Province: Ontario
3 Comments | 12 Favourites
At Brant Junction the Burford spur heads south to the old industrial area of Brantford, and the Dunnville Sub to Caledonia and Fort Erie passes overhead on an old stone and iron bridge. A westbound freight led by CN6006 and a Conrail loco passes by on the Dundas sub, while the switcher waits for clearance to return to Brantford yard, 8/10 mile west. February 1994
Name: Tony Bock
Railway: Canadian National
Date: Feb 1994
Location: Brantford
Province: Ontario
8 Comments | 32 Favourites
CP Rail train T08 rolls past Peterborough station on its way to Havelock and then up the 20 mile long Nephton Subdivision to Blue Mountain where it will service the nepheline syenite mine. Power is a pair of GP20C- ECO’s and a GP38-2. Peterborough station, built in 1884 by the O&Q Rwy, is one of the earliest CPR stations in Canada still on its original site.
Name: Tony Bock
Railway: Canadian Pacific
Date: 03/30/2021
Location: Peterborough
Province: Ontario
Comments | 10 Favourites
On a fine late winter morning, an eastbound CP Rail freight train rolls across the bridge over the Otonabee River in central Peterborough this morning on its way to the Nephton mine north of Havelock. Three locomotives, led by GP20C-ECO 2259, provide the power.
Name: Tony Bock
Railway: Canadian Pacific
Date: 09/03/2021
Location: Peterborough
Province: Ontario
3 Comments | 8 Favourites
The rolling countryside looking west along the Kingston Subdivision near Wesleyville, approximately mile 276. The old jointed rail has recently been replaced by continuous welded rail on the north track.
Name: Tony Bock
Railway: Canadian National
Date: 1980
Location: Wesleyville
Province: Ontario
Comments | 12 Favourites
A westbound VIA train of conventional coaches speeds through Woodstock station led by LRC 6909 and a B unit. There are boxcars in the small yard, a semaphore train order signal and the old Bay Street bridge. The station is still there, but everything else has gone.
Name: Tony Bock
Railway: VIA Rail
Date: 6/1989
Location: Woodstock
Province: Ontario
2 Comments | 21 Favourites
In 1994/5 CP leased some VIA F40PH locomotives, here are 6456 and 6453 coupled back to back and hauling a freight train west from Lambton Yard.
Name: Tony Bock
Railway: Canadian Pacific
Date: 10/1994
Location: Toronto
Province: Ontario
Comments | 12 Favourites
As Extra 3223 slows on its approach to Brent, an isolated crew change point on the northern edge of Algonquin park, two of the crew members poke their heads out of the side window to get their photo taken. The first car in the consist looks to be a flanger. The Beachburg Sub was part of the Transcontinental Mainline, built by The Canadian Northern Railway in 1915. It was abandoned in 1995.
Name: Tony Bock
Railway: Canadian National
Date: 10/1970
Location: Brent
Province: Ontario
2 Comments | 20 Favourites
A way freight, led by SW1200 7027 heads north up the Newmarket Subdivision. The van is rattling over the Davenport Road bridge.
Name: Tony Bock
Railway: Canadian National
Date: 12/1972
Location: Toronto
Province: Ontario
2 Comments | 15 Favourites
Just make a right when you get to Bruce Street... a member of the crew keeps watch as a train hauling a string of 50 foot boxcars for the GM North Plant in Oshawa negotiates the 5 mph curve turning east onto Bruce Street not long before the plant was closed.
Name: Tony Bock
Railway: Canadian National
Date: 1995
Location: Oshawa
Province: Ontario
1 Comments | 29 Favourites
Running north on Ritson Road, mile 1.9 of the Oshawa Railway, SW1200RS 1366 and 1339 run the red light at Bond Street as they approach the General Motors North Plant. Unfortunately, I didn't note the date I shot the photo, but the rails were removed in 1998.
Name: Tony Bock
Railway: Canadian National
Date: 1995
Location: Oshawa
Province: Ontario
9 Comments | 35 Favourites
Coming down The Big Hill, SD40-2F 9000 leads a long train through the short tunnel at Mount Stephen, June 1990.
Name: Tony Bock
Railway: Canadian Pacific
Date: 06/1990
Location: near Field
Province: British Columbia
Comments | 13 Favourites
Heading westbound along the Kicking Horse River in June 1990 after a crew change in Field, BC., CP 9000, a two year old SD40-2F is leads eight locomotives and a long train.
Name: Tony Bock
Railway: Canadian Pacific
Date: 06/1990
Location: Field
Province: Ontario
1 Comments | 10 Favourites
CP Rail SD40-2, 5722, leads an eastbound train past Leaside Yard.
Name: Tony Bock
Railway: Canadian Pacific
Date: 10/1993
Location: Toronto
Province: Ontario
Comments | 10 Favourites
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