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General overall view at Woodstock, showing the CN station on the left, the diminutive yard on the right, as well as CN 7160 working same. This image, looking westward, was taken from the old wooden Bay St bridge, long since removed. The GMD SW8 was off the roster by 1989.
There is a 'speeder' sitting off track by the station as well,(that must be a cold ride)  and note the different cabooses being moved by the switcher. Is one a flanger?
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Caption: General overall view at Woodstock, showing the CN station on the left, the diminutive yard on the right, as well as CN 7160 working same. This image, looking westward, was taken from the old wooden Bay St bridge, long since removed. The GMD SW8 was off the roster by 1989. There is a 'speeder' sitting off track by the station as well,(that must be a cold ride) and note the different cabooses being moved by the switcher. Is one a flanger?

Photographer:
A.W.Mooney [2190] (more) (contact)
Date: 02/16/1977 (search)
Railway: Canadian National (search)
Reporting Marks: CN 7160 (search)
Train Symbol: yard switching (search)
Subdivision/SNS: CN Dundas Sub. (search)
City/Town: Woodstock (search)
Province: Ontario (search)
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8 Comments
  1. The station area in Woodstock looks better in this picture than it did the last time I was down there.
    It was certainly more lively.

  2. Everywhere we go, it appears the yards are gone and the activity ceases. And there is nothing exciting about a station with no life.

  3. This could be any of hundreds of towns in Canada; you’re right Arnold; change isn’t always good…..but it has created great shareholder value. :(

  4. Beauty shot Arnold. Older photos at Woodstock station are always nice! That is indeed a flanger behind the van. One can just make out the blade and ladder-style steps.

  5. Look at the traffic in the yard!

  6. Wonderful scene.

  7. A great picture, everything so neat, crisp and clean, the way it used to be and should be – well done !

  8. Thanks, John. Small town railroad scene just as so many of them were, once upon a time.

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