CN 5060 and another SD40 are enough power to handle a loaded sulfur train down the Fraser Canyon. The train is bypassing the Stoyoma Creek trestle on newly installed trackage that increased capaci... (more)

Curving across Anderson River Bridge two miles from Boston Bar, British Columbia, is a Canadian Pacific freight heading west through the Fraser Canyon on September 28, 2001. Yes, one of the crew i... (more)

A CN crew handles some switching while CN 5180 idles at Boston Bar, BC yard on a cool April 1985 evening.

CN SD40s nos. 5096 and 5100 show their stripes at Boston Bar, BC while waiting for their next assignment. While CN's 1961 black and red scheme was innovative, the added red cab, zebra stripes and ... (more)

Canada on ice! Arguably the best looking covered grain hoppers ever made, this series of CNWX and CPWX hoppers proudly proclaimed their nation. Many are still in service today, but to me, this sho... (more)

The Super Continental makes its station stop and crew change at Boston Bar, BC following a two day snow storm that closed Highway 1 and caused some delays in rail service. This train however was p... (more)

A very rare sighting in the Fraser Canyon in winter 1986, CN F7A and a GP38 lead a work train east out of Boston Bar at first daylight after a blizzard had blanketed the canyon the previous couple... (more)

Former CP Skyline 510 lets off steam in the evening air at a station stop in Boston Bar, BC. The eastbound Super Continental has arrived in blizzard conditions from Vancouver and after a brief sto... (more)

The U.S. Presidents' Day weekend blizzard in British Columbia has let up a bit, but it's done its work in causing delays and highway closures. This 1986 storm was timed for a trip a friend and I m... (more)

A CN manifest gets under way leaving Boston Bar behind a pair of SD40-2Ws and an SD40. Just out of the small yard the railroad crosses Anderson Creek on a curved trestle. North Bend, which is CP R... (more)

Westbound Rocky Mountaineer Railtours passenger train approaches Boston Bar, British Columbia, in the Fraser River Canyon on September 28, 2001. The train is painted in its former livery, and is c... (more)

A CN unit sulfur train gets under way at Boston Bar, BC after a crew change. The westbound train is headed for North Vancouver where its loads will transfer to ships for export. The station which ... (more)

A pair of SD40s pop out of a tunnel and cross Ainsley Creek as they work their way southwest toward Boston Bar and a crew change deep in the Fraser Canyon. Thirty one years ago this was CN only, t... (more)

The sun is trying to break through the marine clouds on a cool spring morning at Boston Bar, BC back when life was normal. CN owned this side of the Fraser, and trains ran both directions. SD40s a... (more)

CN SD40s 5122 and 5119 are part of a trio parked at Boston Bar, BC waiting to head west on a unit coal train. The pair are from a group of SD40s equipped with dynamic brakes for coal train service... (more)