Railpictures.ca - Basil Headford Photo, Jacob Patterson Collection Photo: CNR mixed train M339 arrives at Owen Sound behind H-6-c, 4-6-0 1525, built in 1908 for the Canadian Northern Railway. Despite only having a combine in tow, this equipment was used on a total of six trains in a little under six hours, six days per week over the ten mile long Wiarton Subdivision. Train M340: Owen Sound – Park Head Train M341: Park Head – Wiarton Train M336: Wiarton to Parkhead, connecting with train 173 from Hamilton, and 174 from Owen Sound Train M337: Park Head – Wiarton Train M338: Wiarton – Park Head Train M339: Park Head – Owen Sound Filling out the scene is the CNR freight shed, classic automobiles, the Grand Trunk era transload crane, and Owen Sound’s large grain elevator, completed in 1925 Basil Headford Photo, Jacob Patterson Collection Slide. | Railpictures.ca – Canadian Railway Photography

CNR mixed train M339 arrives at Owen Sound behind H-6-c, 4-6-0 1525, built in 1908 for the Canadian Northern Railway. Despite only having a combine in tow, this equipment was used on a total of six trains in a little under six hours, six days per week over the ten mile long Wiarton Subdivision.

Train M340: Owen Sound - Park Head
Train M341: Park Head - Wiarton
Train M336: Wiarton to Parkhead, connecting with train 173 from Hamilton, and 174 from Owen Sound
Train M337: Park Head - Wiarton
Train M338: Wiarton - Park Head
Train M339: Park Head - Owen Sound

Filling out the scene is the CNR freight shed, classic automobiles, the Grand Trunk era transload crane, and Owen Sound's large grain elevator, completed in 1925

Basil Headford Photo, Jacob Patterson Collection Slide.

Caption: CNR mixed train M339 arrives at Owen Sound behind H-6-c, 4-6-0 1525, built in 1908 for the Canadian Northern Railway. Despite only having a combine in tow, this equipment was used on a total of six trains in a little under six hours, six days per week over the ten mile long Wiarton Subdivision.

Train M340: Owen Sound - Park Head
Train M341: Park Head - Wiarton
Train M336: Wiarton to Parkhead, connecting with train 173 from Hamilton, and 174 from Owen Sound
Train M337: Park Head - Wiarton
Train M338: Wiarton - Park Head
Train M339: Park Head - Owen Sound

Filling out the scene is the CNR freight shed, classic automobiles, the Grand Trunk era transload crane, and Owen Sound's large grain elevator, completed in 1925

Basil Headford Photo, Jacob Patterson Collection Slide.

Photographer:	Basil Headford Photo, Jacob Patterson Collection [544] (more) (contact)
Date:	04/04/1958 (search)
Railway:	Canadian National (search)
Reporting Marks:	CNR 1525 (search)
Train Symbol:	M339 (search)
Subdivision/SNS:	Owen Sound Sub (search)
City/Town:	Owen Sound (search)
Province:	Ontario (search)
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3 Comments

awmooney

May 22, 2024 at 7:42 pm

Great shot. Looks like an old Studebaker in the scene. It might have been made in Hamilton.
Marcus Stevens

May 23, 2024 at 12:17 pm

Beautiful scene
awmooney

May 23, 2024 at 12:31 pm

Isn’t that something, Marcus? Hard to believe that was once what Owen Sound looked like. The guy on the extreme left is holding what appears to be a 4×5 Super Graphic camera. That helps date the pic, along with that beautiful steam engine and all the rest of it.

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awmooney

May 22, 2024 at 7:42 pm

Great shot. Looks like an old Studebaker in the scene. It might have been made in Hamilton.

Marcus Stevens

May 23, 2024 at 12:17 pm

Beautiful scene

May 23, 2024 at 12:31 pm

Isn’t that something, Marcus? Hard to believe that was once what Owen Sound looked like. The guy on the extreme left is holding what appears to be a 4×5 Super Graphic camera. That helps date the pic, along with that beautiful steam engine and all the rest of it.