This interesting unit was going west this morning on NS 17N. I think it is Headed for the Illinois Rail Museum. It was Last classed as E33 by Conrail and PC but was built for the Virginian Railway in the 50's as EL-C class. <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virginian_EL-C">https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virginian_EL-C</a><!-- m -->[attachment=27578]Charlie

CNR E10A Mogul #91.In 1957 my father worked on the Canadian National Railway and took my brother and I on a trip to Port Dover on this locomotive---a day I'll never forget

October photos._. 022 by Ed Creechan, on Flickr

PRT 1528 & crew moving some care for the Dundee transload yard , the cars are left on the Dudee spur by the PRT road crew!!!! :o hock:

More of the Alco show, as put on by the DL.[attachment=27582]

Dock Street's leased MP15AC has a reefer for General Foods.

Bruce

One of my favourite photos from a past trip with Charlie and Wayne

P1140074-1-1 by Ed Creechan, on Flickr

I got one of that one too.... [attachment=27593]

Two years ago today I spent the day rail-fanning with Charlie,Kevin and Doctor Wayne---a day to remember

Now a first video of my VGN 2-10-10-2 Mallet on Youtube showing first changes and repairs.

Still true blue on my side

A rare visitor was recently spotted at the James St. roundhouse in Leetown.Central Vermont T3A #705 arrived during the night with a shipment of maple syrup from the eastern United States.Rumour is this locomotive may be a long term fixture in this area as she may require an overhaul at the EG&E shops in Port Maitland.

Charlie, that engine did infact make it to the IRM this week, I work with a guy that volunteers there most every weekend(David Hannel) , he confirmed it was there just today to me .

UP SD40-2 Wrote:Charlie, that engine did infact make it to the IRM this week, I work with a guy that volunteers there most every weekend(David Hannel) , he confirmed it was there just today to me .

Thanks Deano, that's good to know.
Charlie