The 5931 (which was repainted and intentionally renumbered incorrectly as 5934 upon initial public display near downtown Calgary) is displayed at Heritage Park in Calgary, Alberta.

Canadian Pacific Railway locomotive #5931, a Selkirk Class T1c, was built at the Montreal locomotive works in 1949. Named for the Selkirk Mountains, these massive locomotives were …

The CPR No. 5931 Locomotive is a Selkirk Class T1c steam locomotive built in 1949 for the Canadian Pacific Railway by Montreal Locomotive Works. It was named for the Selkirk range …

Built by the Montreal Locomotive Works in 1949 as CP #5931, it was part of the 3rd and last order for 2-10-4 Selkirk type steam locomotive (CP's name for the Texas configuration). For some …

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5931 (renumbered 5934) at Heritage Park in Calgary, later restored to its proper number, and 5935 at Exporail near Montreal. photo January 13, 2007.

Here's a CPR locomotive that's never been on CPR tracks, except perhaps to be transported. "CPR 6269" Lima-built 0-6-0 locomotive started life in 1944 and joined the US Army in 1946 as …

Encompassing the whole of the CP's passage over the Canadian Rockies, this division demanded powerful, heavy locomotives.

The T1 class were bought to pull passenger trains through the Rockies, later bumped to freight service after the diesels arrived. All were oil burners. The 5931 was donated to Calgary's …

9 The two survivors, both of the T-1c class (the final six delivered in 1949): 5931 sits on a stub of track besides 14 th Street SW Calgary and Heritage Drive: the entrance to Heritage Park that …