![CP 2-8-0 3422 sitting at London's Quebec Street Yard, in September of 1956.
[Editor's note - notice the railfans standing on ties taking photos of other steamers in the yard, something that would be difficult to do in modern times!]](http://www.railpictures.ca/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/CP-3422_edited_2e-1280x914.jpg "CP 2-8-0 3422 sitting at London's Quebec Street Yard, in September of 1956.
[Editor's note - notice the railfans standing on ties taking photos of other steamers in the yard, something that would be difficult to do in modern times!]")
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Kudos to those who have recorded the steam engines of the past for the enjoyment of us ‘future fossils’ who never got to experience very much of the great Steam Age. For me, the era I recall is from 1957-1960 and that was the end of it.