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Westbound CP freight is seen crawling up the grade to the Guelph Line crossing in Campbellville. Power problems of some unknown description his this train almost to a stall. Of interest (for the fans) is the locomotive combination; an SD40 5502 on the lead with a rare GP30 #5000 (one of two on CP)trailing.
The GP30, long retired, now resides at the Alberta Railway Museum and the SD was sold off to HELM in 1999.
Almost mid-April here and there is still snow on the ground. Ugh.
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Caption: Westbound CP freight is seen crawling up the grade to the Guelph Line crossing in Campbellville. Power problems of some unknown description his this train almost to a stall. Of interest (for the fans) is the locomotive combination; an SD40 5502 on the lead with a rare GP30 #5000 (one of two on CP)trailing. The GP30, long retired, now resides at the Alberta Railway Museum and the SD was sold off to HELM in 1999. Almost mid-April here and there is still snow on the ground. Ugh.

Photographer:
A.W.Mooney [2190] (more) (contact)
Date: 04/11/1979 (search)
Railway: Canadian Pacific (search)
Reporting Marks: CP 5502 (search)
Train Symbol: unknown WB (search)
Subdivision/SNS: CP Galt Sub. (search)
City/Town: Campbellville (search)
Province: Ontario (search)
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5 Comments
  1. Psst Arnold…he is in the siding at the west end of Guelph jct….not on the main ..

  2. Ah…that explains the ‘crawl’. Not on the ball with this one, was I ?

  3. That’s the siding eh? No CTC yet?

  4. The CTC went in in 1980 to support GO service. This could be Guelph Line, where it should be noted there was no siding, there was however, a track into a business (can’t recall the name), the switch was east of Guelph Line on the south side & the track crossed Guelph Line and ran for a few hundred feet west of the road.

  5. I have maps of the CP London Division from 1969. I just looked at the scans I made of the book, the business at Campbellville was called Crawford coal. I don’t know what year the track was removed, but I suspect it was when they put in the continuous welded rail also around 1980-81.

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