VIA Rail's Skeena at Moose Lake, B.C, Canada.

 

The Canadian - Scenic Route Across Canada

 

Canadian National

 

Canada's largest railway, CN serves eight Canadian provinces with extensive trackage in central United States along the Mississippi River valley to the Gulf of Mexico.

Canadian National Railway

 

 

 

 

Canada's largest railway, CN serves eight Canadian provinces with extensive trackage  in central U.S. A along the Mississippi River valley to the Gulf of Mexico

 

The Soo-Dominion, Canada.

 

The Soo Dominion was a famous train with modern solarium lounge cars that connected Chicago, St Paul and Minneapolis through the Canadian Rockies in the 1930's.

The Beaver Crest Symbol of the Canadian Pacific.

 

 

 

The Beaver Crest symbol for Canadian Pacific's multi-model transport system was developed around 1946.

 

"The Canadian" in the Canadian Rockies, Canada

 

This picture is a reproduction from a painting of Canadian Pacific's all Stainless Steel Scenic Dome Streamliner - The Canadian - in the Canadian Rockies. The train is traveling alongside the Bow River, nearing Lake Louise with majestic Mt. Temple in the background

(Traveltime Product, by Grant Mann Lithographers Ltd)

Canadian National Train, Jasper Station, Canadian Rockies,Canada

Photo credit - Lee Simmons. Three time National Award winning photographer.

Canadian Pacific Locomotive through the Morant's Curve, Alberta, Cananda

 

Edmonton, Canada.

Old Railway Station, Beiseker, Alberta, Canada.

Trans-Canada Limited, Canada.

The Rocky Mountainer, Canada.

The Rocky Mountainer provides luxurious train service between Calgary and Vancouver.

Steetcar # 23, Nelson, B.C., Canada.

Built in  1906, Car 23 served Nelson residents between 1925 and 1949. After 10 years of restoration work, it resumed service in 1992 as a tourist attraction.

Vintage Steam Train, Fort Steele Historic Town, Canada.

Castle Mountain Train, Baniff, Canada.

 

White Pass & Yukon Narrow Gauge Railroad, Canada.

The Rocky Mountainer, Canada.

West Fork Canyon Creek at Carmi Subdivision between Vancouver and Nelson, Canada.

CPR Freight Train along the Thompson River in British Columbia. Canada.