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Tender
https://www.bytownrailwaysociety.ca/index.php/equipment/auxiliary/tender
CN 1958 Pontiac Hy-Rail. TNVR Official's Car No. 27. Central Vermont Railway (CV) Tender No. 4264. Railway steam cranes always needed a source of water and coal. This was normally provided by including a tender, usually one from a long-retired steam locomotive. Such is the case of the Society's former Central Vermont Railway (CV) tender No. 4264. 4264 was built in 1887 for CV steam locomotive No. 52 (originally No. 33), a 4-4-0 type. It was acquired along with CV crane No. 4251 in 1967.
TNVR Locomotive 10
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CN 1958 Pontiac Hy-Rail. TNVR Official's Car No. 27. Thurso and Nation Valley Locomotive 10. Thurso and Nation Valley Railway (T&NVR) No. 10 was built in 1946 by General Electric at its Erie, Pennsylvania plant for the Singer Manufacturing factory in Elizabethport, New Jersey. Thurso and Nation Valley Official's Car No. 27. In and out of the T&NVR shops for the Society's restoration project for No. 27. The locomotive was sold in 1988, and moved near Wakefield, Quebec for. In 2012, the locomotive was pain...
TNVR Official's Car No. 27
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CN 1958 Pontiac Hy-Rail. TNVR Official's Car No. 27. Thurso and Nation Valley Official's Car No. 27. In the earlier years of the Canadian Pacific Railway, the company was forced to build special cars for its officials as it did not have old passenger equipment to convert for official use. The solution was to design a short version of a business car to use by divisional Superintendents. As a result, 22 cars like No. 27 were constructed over a period of 12 years. Following Car 27's restoration, Society mem...
Boom Car
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CN 1958 Pontiac Hy-Rail. TNVR Official's Car No. 27. Boom Car No. 4313. No 4313 is a converted flatcar comprising a large shed on one end and an open area at the other. The open end provided the necessary "storage" space for the crane's boom when the Auxiliary was stored or being moved to a wreck or track maintenance site. The necessary tools for the work crew were stored in the shed. 4 ft 8 1 2 in (1,435 mm). Is Free Software released under the GNU General Public License.
Branchline Index
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CN 1958 Pontiac Hy-Rail. TNVR Official's Car No. 27. On-line Branchline Magazine Index. The data for this index was originally compiled and recorded by long-time BRS member, Colin Churcher. The index is comprised of 9 fields: Date, Page, Type, Subject, Author, and Notes for every text and photograph item in all Branchline magazines published since 1966. The index up-to-date to February 2012, and work is progressing on getting it more current by BRS volunteer, Jim Sallie. C Robert Craig Memorial Library.
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Ottawa Railway Historical Circle
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Ottawa Railway Historical Circle. Ottawa Valley Garden Railroad Society. Ottawa Valley HOTRAK Model Railway Club. Ottawa Valley NTrak Club. Bytown Railway Society (BRS). Merrickville Model Railroad Club. Mississippi Valley Associated Railroaders (MVAR). St Lawrence Division, NMRA. Canadian association of railway modelers (.
Last Steam Locomotives Operating in Ottawa
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Last Canadian Pacific Steam Locomotives to Operate out of Ottawa. Notes by Bruce Chapman. From an examination of Ottawa West train dispatch books. This is preceeded by an article by Duncan H. du Fresne. Steaming into Eternity, or the Last Days of Steam Power at Ottawa West. Sort of makes you wonder, doesn't it? But times were a'changin'. December 21st, 1959, saw two 1200s out on the road. The 1271 went east on the North Shore with train No. 74. Once again the engine crew was Leo. Viau and...December 28, ...
A Guide to Ottawa's Railway Heritage
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A Guide to Ottawa's Railway Heritage. In 1987 I wrote a small booklet which was published by the Bytown Railway Society. The area covered is roughly 160 km radius from Ottawa-Gatineau although this is not a rigid distinction. It has occasionally been difficult to describe a location. The artifacts were originally located by reference to the provincial highway maps. The digital version has presented some additional challenges compared to the 1987 printed version. It is now possible to add pictures but...
Art by David A. Oram - Links
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Branchline - Canada's Rail News magazine. Relive the history of the legendary CPR Hudson locomotive #2816 in. This New documentary written and narrated by Stan J. Smaill. Featuring. The song Dominion's Dream. Christopher Barbieri Railroad Art. Railway Historical and Modeling. Toronto Railway Historical Association. Palmerston Railway Heritage Museum. New Mexico Steam Locomotive. Railroad Historical Societies and Muesums.
THE BEACHBURG SUB: April 2015
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Blogging about railways from Ottawa and beyond. Thursday, April 30, 2015. Reflections on two years. GP9 1621 in Windsor, Ont. in 1991. A caboose is visible behind the old geep. Since beginning with this first post. Here's a great shot my brother took in Sarnia in March of a BC Rail locomotive. Here's a shot my wife took from the passenger seat of our car on Highway 401 on Dec. 20, 2014. She caught the head end of an eastbound container train near Kingston. I was driving at the time. CN 589 heads west thr...
OVAR Links Page
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Ottawa Valley Associated Railroaders. Modellers, railfans and historians in the Ottawa-Gatineau region. Local Clubs and Organizations. Many members of OVAR are also members of other clubs in the region. There are also several active historical and equipment-preservationist groups in Ottawa. Links are provided to organizations that have their own web sites; those that do not have some brief information listed here. For information on organizations outside Ottawa and Eastern Ontario, see Other Links. The B...
www.NiagaraRails.com (Formerly the Niagara Regional Rail Spur) - Your best source for train information in Southern Ontario
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Passenger and Baggage Cars. Past Industries with Rail Service. 2000 Agawa Canyon Tour. Photo of the Month. Random Fort Erie Photos. Jokes, Riddles and Cartoons. Industries with Rail Service. Trains Operating Around Niagara. Roster count: 660 Roster photos: 660 Additional photos: 7. Information for the www.NiagaraRails.com Roster Guide. Distributed with permission from the editor of Canadian Trackside Guide ©. Select a series on the left - -. To the left of the 'parent' menu heading name.
www.NiagaraRails.com (Formerly the Niagara Regional Rail Spur) - Your best source for train information in Southern Ontario
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Passenger and Baggage Cars. Past Industries with Rail Service. 2000 Agawa Canyon Tour. Photo of the Month. Random Fort Erie Photos. Jokes, Riddles and Cartoons. Industries with Rail Service. Trains Operating Around Niagara. Roster count: 51 Photo count: 51. Information for the www.NiagaraRails.com Roster Guide. Distributed with permission from the editor of Canadian Trackside Guide ©. Select a locomotive series on the left - -. To expand a 'parent' menu heading, you can either click on the.
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Welcome - The Bytown Post
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Saturday, April 4, 2015. New Life for an Old Coach, April 4, 2015. It became a day of discovery on Saturday, April 4, 2015, for the Bytown Railway Society’s "Dirty Hands Club" as members continued with the restoration of ex-Canadian National Day Coach No. 4977. Anyway, the original panel – a mahogany faced plywood was in terrible shape, suffering from severe water damage due to roofing issues. So we have no choice but to remove it and replace it with new material. Links to this post. For parts would make...
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CN 1958 Pontiac Hy-Rail. TNVR Official's Car No. 27. Want to learn more the society's restoration work? Then check our Dirty Hands Club equipment rest. CANADA'S RAIL NEWS MAGAZINE Bimonthly Issues - Subscription Price Change - January 2018 Branchline. Back Issues of Branchline - Canada's Rail News Magazine Branchline Online Index and PDF Archive To. Canadian Trackside Guide - Back Issues (Sale. Can't wait for the latest Canadian Trackside Guide? Need something right now? While most of the. The 2018 editi...
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District B Officials' Association
Site Updated April 15th, 2015. 2015/16 Monthly Meeting Schedule and Location. NOTE: START TIME 1700hrs. Bytown Hockey District Coaches and Managers . Exhibition Game Request. To Request Officials for a House Exhibiton Game click here. All Bytown game schedule changes must go thru the Bytown scheduler and not the assignors. To Request Officials for Competitive Exhibition Games click here. Off-Ice Officials Guide Book. Ottawa B Hockey League. Looking to transfer into our District from another Branch?
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