Nice pictures, keep posting!

Here are some recent (last week) views in the same area:

CN SD75I 5764


...and CN C44-9W 2672 on an eastbound freight:


...followed by a westbound passenger train behind VIA 918 a GE P42DC


...and then a westbound freight behind SD60F 5562


...and C40-8M 2402


Wayne

Great shots Doctor Wayne,thanks for posting them.Here's a few more shots taken in the same location(Bayview Junction) many years earlier

Hello ---while I'm on a roll,I just had to throw in a picture from my hometown

That lettering on the cab of 7106 -- from 2 different decal sets!

Hello Everyone---here's a selection of various motive power used by Via Rail

Hi Ed, Great shots, but isn't the power mixed up on the first and third pictures..A no-no for railfans, just not prototypical

Hi Charlie---that's what happens when the government has it's hands on the rail system,everything is ass backwards .As local railfanners,we just grin and bear it

Well, our government wants to run our health care, I hope they fix the mail first...

Hello Everyone---Bruce,I found a couple of shots I thought you might like

Well Ed, the real locomotives are the ones on the head end. I like CR, but don't think too much of EMD's.
Charlie

Here's a few more M-424s, near the TH&B's Chatham St. roundhouse, in Hamilton:




Wayne

cn nutbar,

That's some lashup, thanks for posting

Bruce

I visited a layout today modelling the TH&B from Aberdeen yard out, by the fellow who did the BRMNA books on it.

Hello Everyone---thank you for all the feedback and a special thanks to Doctor Wayne for adding his photos,especially the shots of the Toronto Hamilton & Buffalo's Chatham St. facilities.The TH&B was a major player in Hamilton's railway history and it's facilities in the west end of the city were second to none.Unfortunetly today nothing remains but memories and photographs of this once bustling facility.What a shame it was not preserved as a railway museum,but that progress I suppose.I found a few of my old photos showing some of the rounhouse and turntable,I only wish I had been around earlier and captured some of the beautiful TH&B's steam engines