2025年3月2日 · Built by Canadian Locomotive Co., Kingston, Ontario for Canadian Pacific Railway #1098 as class D10h. Rebuilt in CPRÂ’s West Toronto Shops in 1957; engine ran intermittently until retired around 1959 and placed in stationary boiler service in 1960.

CP #1098 has subsequently been moved to Port Clinton, PA, where it has a better chance of being eventually restored to operation. This CP 4-6-0 was in the yard at Jim Thorpe, a really unusual find. A Canadian Pacific steam engine near the turntable in Jim Thorpe. CP 1098 sitting at Jim Thorpe. Former CP Ten Wheeler at Jim Thorpe.

Canadian Pacific No. 1098 is a Class D-10h 4-6-0 type steam locomotive that was built by the Canadian Locomotive Company in October 1913 as one of 502 ten-wheelers owned by the Canadian Pacific...

CPR D10h 1051 sits awaiting its next assignment at Woodstock, Ontario on August 7, 1954. James Walder photo, John Riddell collection. The D10 design, introduced in 1905, was a reasonably powerful 4-6-0 which would be versatile and satisfy many different applications.

2013年5月9日 · Footgae of the only year ex-CPR 1098 runs on Carbon & Schuykill Jim Thorpe to Haucks

2003年7月23日 · Canadian Pacific 4-6-0 1098 doubleheaded at Streetville, Ontario, 7/19/59. I'm guessing it might have been an excursion. http://gelwood.railfan.net/cp/cp-s1098s.jpg

CP #1098 has subsequently been moved to Port Clinton, PA, where it has a better chance of being eventually restored to operation. This CP 4-6-0 was in the yard at Jim Thorpe, a really unusual find. A Canadian Pacific steam engine near the turntable in Jim Thorpe. CP 1098 sitting at Jim Thorpe. Former CP Ten Wheeler at Jim Thorpe.

CPR 1098 and 1092 doublehead an excursion . CPR 1098 and 1092 doublehead an excursion : Date: 7/19/1959: Location: Orangeville, ON CA Map : Views: 4438: Collection Of: Tim Sullivan: Locomotives: CP 1098(4-6-0) CP 1092(4-6-0) Author: Tim Sullivan: Picture Categories: This picture is part of album : Steam: Share User Comments. Name: Type ...

2007年1月5日 · CPR 1098 at Orangeville, Ontario. Moderators: Randy Hees, Rick Rowlands, tomgears

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 their 4076, before coming to the Pacific Coast terminals in 1964, then to a private owner in December 1967 and finally to Calgary's Heritage Park that year.