Railpictures.ca - sdfourty Photo: Grand Trunk Pacitic station (station design type E ) in Hinton Alberta is now The Northern Rockies Museum of Culture and Heritage. The GTP built station was relocated from CN property some time after 1998. Heritage of the coach / baggage car, unknown. The view from Draper Manor, VIA #1, September 11, 2018 digital by S.Danko. | Railpictures.ca – Canadian Railway Photography

Grand Trunk Pacitic station (station design type E ) in Hinton Alberta is now The Northern Rockies Museum of Culture and Heritage.

The GTP built station was relocated from CN property some time after 1998.

Heritage of the coach / baggage car, unknown.

The view from Draper Manor, VIA #1, September 11, 2018 digital by S.Danko.

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Grand Trunk Pacitic station (station design type E ) in Hinton Alberta is now The Northern Rockies Museum of Culture and Heritage.

The GTP built station was relocated from CN property some time after 1998.

Heritage of the coach / baggage car, unknown.

The view from Draper Manor, VIA #1, September 11, 2018 digital by S.Danko.

Photographer:	sdfourty [706] (more) (contact)
Date:	09/11/2018 (search)
Railway:	Preservation (search)
Reporting Marks:	n/a (search)
Train Symbol:	n/a (search)
Subdivision/SNS:	Grand Trunk Pacific design type E (search)
City/Town:	Hinton (search)
Province:	Alberta (search)
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SD70Dude

January 17, 2024 at 9:18 pm

This car appears to be a former Louisville & Nashville segregated or ‘Jim Crow’ combine, the giveaway is the baggage section being in the centre. I’ve examined the car up close and the truck frames have little “L&N” initials cast into them. There is also “06/99 FE” or “FT. Edmonton” writing painted on a few parts.

I couldn’t find a number but I suspect this is L&N 676, which formerly resided at Fort Edmonton Park and is listed by the Trackside Guide as being a few kilometres northeast of Blackfalds, Alberta, where it seems no car of any kind is to be found.

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SD70Dude

January 17, 2024 at 9:18 pm

This car appears to be a former Louisville & Nashville segregated or ‘Jim Crow’ combine, the giveaway is the baggage section being in the centre. I’ve examined the car up close and the truck frames have little “L&N” initials cast into them. There is also “06/99 FE” or “FT. Edmonton” writing painted on a few parts.

I couldn’t find a number but I suspect this is L&N 676, which formerly resided at Fort Edmonton Park and is listed by the Trackside Guide as being a few kilometres northeast of Blackfalds, Alberta, where it seems no car of any kind is to be found.