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 …

Beginning in the early 1920s, the CPR replaced the Vaughan-Horsey superheater with the more widely used Schmidt Type A in many of its early Pacifics. See Locobase 15762 for the update. …

Bright, shiny and highly polished is this G3g class 4-6-2 Pacific type steam locomotive built by the Canadian Locomotive Company in January of 1942. Original specs - G3g class, serial #1994, …

You have found the CPR Steam Locomotive database. Though this site has been operational since 2002 it is still a very much a work in progress. The database currently holds some 8000 …

Between 1907 and 1913 the CPR acquired more than 500 locomotives of this class from the major Canadian builders as well as its own Angus Shops in Montreal. They had 63-inch …

There were 166 (2500-2665) G2 class 4-6-2 Pacific type steam locomotives built between January 1906 and June 1914. Most were built by the CPR at Angus Shops however, 46 were …

P1n class 5248 is relatively new (CPR May 1949) freight engine yet it was assigned to yard work in Banff in the summer where a large number of passenger trains brought tourists from around …

Satisfied with the basic changes in a Mikado design represented by the P2a and b (Locobase 407), the CPR ordered a series of batches that steadily reduced the number of 2 1/4" tubes in …

2007年10月12日 · This 4-6-2 Pacific-type locomotive was delivered to Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR) on June 29, 1946, by Montreal Locomotive Works (builders number 74906), at a cost of …

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