Caption: Canadian Pacific G5a 1201, donated by the CPR to the National Museum of Science and Technology in 1966 and restored to operating condition at CPR's John Street roundhouse in 1973, is shown at Farm Point (Mile 16.3) on the 80 mile Maniwaki Sub. The 1201 (one of two light Pacifics built by CP's Angus Shops in June 1944, and also the final steam engine built by Angus Shops) went on to run steam excursions in the 70's and 80's operated by the Bytown Railway Society, until she was retired in 1990 and returned to the museum.

This section of CP's Maniwiki Sub along the Gatineau River between Hull and Wakefield survived as the Hull-Chelsea-Wakefield Railway (operating a steam excursion train) until washouts and damage to the line halted operations for good in 2011. Ultimately, the municipality of Chelsea voted to tear out a good portion of the line for a walking trail in 2017, ending hopes of restoring tourist service.