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    Rail care motor produced by Fairmont Railway Motors Inc. in Fairmont, Minnisota.

    Manual for Enginemen book. There is heavy fraying to the cover edges, as well as a few water stains. Produced by General Electric.

    Spiral-bound manual used on the Canadian Pacific Railway in Schreiber, Ontario. Text on cover reads: Enginemen's Operating Manual Model F7 General Motors Locomotives Electro-Motive Division General M

    This engine was originally built in August of 1926, and scrapped December 1958. It worked Passenger Service Chapleau and Fort William and in Freight Service on the Nipigon and Heron Bay Sub.

    This engine was originally built in August of 1926, and scrapped December 1958. It worked Passenger Service Chapleau and Fort William and in Freight Service on the Nipigon and Heron Bay Sub.

    Black and white photograph of train engine #2424.

    This engine was originally built in 1911, and is now preserved in Kitchener, Ontario. The engine worked Pusher Service between Selim and Schreiber and Wayfreight Service Schreiber and White River.

    Black and white photograph of train engine 2629. There is slight damage on the right side of the photograph.

    This engine was built in 1950. It was scrapped or traded in on New Power between 1965 and 1977.

    Black and white photograph of Canadian Pacific Railway Engine 2322.

    Manual issued to railroad employees for diesel maintenance and overhaul. Test on cover reads: General Motors Diesel Series 110 Product Service Section Detroit Diesel Engine Division General Motors Co

    Framed chart that contains information about the engine distribution in Ontario.

    A black and white photograph of an old train engine.

    Black and white photograph of C.P.R. locomotive engine 1501. A man is visible in the doorway of the train.

    A black and white photograph of the engineer, Engine 3076 and children walking along the front of the engine. This engine pulled the Heritage Train Tour.

    A black and white photograph of the Heritage Train and Passengers.

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    A black and white photograph of a Canadian Pacific Railway Engine.

    A black and white photograph of a Canadian Pacific Railway Engine.

    An old mounted photograph showing men standing beside a train engine.