![Another from the Oshawa Railway set, work car 44 sits (with line car 45 behind it) on a siding about half way up the line, somewhere south of the main yard and shops. Another homemade car (built by the OR in 1919), 44 would be scrapped 2 years later in 1964 when the line was de-electrified.
[Editor's note: After some research, this image may have been taken along the line south of Emma St. west of Court St., along the part of the OR line that is now the Michael Starr Trail.]](http://www.railpictures.ca/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/OR-44-work-car-img1394_1_edited-despec-sat-1280x914.jpg "Another from the Oshawa Railway set, work car 44 sits (with line car 45 behind it) on a siding about half way up the line, somewhere south of the main yard and shops. Another homemade car (built by the OR in 1919), 44 would be scrapped 2 years later in 1964 when the line was de-electrified.
[Editor's note: After some research, this image may have been taken along the line south of Emma St. west of Court St., along the part of the OR line that is now the Michael Starr Trail.]")
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Love this stuff. I can barely remember car barns in Burlington, trackage along John St., as well as the Oakville Radial trackage. No recollection of operating locomotives though.
Keep ‘em coming, Bill.