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A massive thank you to the workers at LDS who were able to accommodate me during their busy day and give me the full guided tour. GTW / LDSX 4620 sure has been around the country quite a bit recently in the last few years. Previously out in Saskatchewan at Stewart Southern Railway parked in their potential " to be used " 
https://www.railpictures.ca/upload/stewart-southern-railways-latest-acquisitions-1440-4610-4620-7014-await-attention-and-possibly-future-carriers-at-left-while-kk-recyclings-5927-sits-on-the-ground-amidst-the-scrapping-pr worked its way to LDS for a fresh overhaul and lease. 

From the Beachburg Blog Spot: Luckily, for rail enthusiasts in this area, the roundhouse was kept intact when Lambton Diesel Specialists (LDS) took over the facility in 1992 and assumed the diesel servicing operations from CN. The actual turntable is long gone, but some of the bays are still there (most boarded up) and are used for rehabbing locomotives from a number of railways. Also, the old windows have been replaced with renovations still taking place. Neat to note, some interior walls are braced with former 40' Wood boxcars with original Canadian National markings and notes for grain and other bulk quantities written on the planks.
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Caption: A massive thank you to the workers at LDS who were able to accommodate me during their busy day and give me the full guided tour. GTW / LDSX 4620 sure has been around the country quite a bit recently in the last few years. Previously out in Saskatchewan at Stewart Southern Railway parked in their potential " to be used " (http://www.railpictures.ca/?attachment_id=49678) worked its way to LDS for a fresh overhaul and lease. From the Beachburg Blog Spot: Luckily, for rail enthusiasts in this area, the roundhouse was kept intact when Lambton Diesel Specialists (LDS) took over the facility in 1992 and assumed the diesel servicing operations from CN. The actual turntable is long gone, but some of the bays are still there (most boarded up) and are used for rehabbing locomotives from a number of railways. Also, the old windows have been replaced with renovations still taking place. Neat to note, some interior walls are braced with former 40' Wood boxcars with original Canadian National markings and notes for grain and other bulk quantities written on the planks.

Photographer:
Carson McGinness [151] (more) (contact)
Date: 02/01/2024 (search)
Railway: Other (search)
Reporting Marks: LDSX 4620 (search)
Train Symbol: Not Provided
Subdivision/SNS: Not Provided
City/Town: Sarnia (search)
Province: Ontario (search)
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4 Comments
  1. I understand GIO may be interested in this unit.
    Nice to see it survive!

  2. Nice shot Carson! Love it.

    Mike I believe GIO is earmarked to get LDSX 4100 (Assuming it keeps the same number) as it’s painted in GIO Grey.

    As for this roundhouse, If it wasn’t for Lambton leasing the building it would be gone a long time ago.

  3. Either way nice to see the old girls live.
    Gio is returning red 3502 and I heard 4608 or one of the black GP38′s are going to Gio!

  4. Make that 4620!

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