Built in 1911 by the Lima Locomotive Works for Bloedel Stewart & Welch this 2-truck Shay is now the "gate guardian" for the BC Forestry Discovery Centre.

BC Forest Discovery Centre's 0-4-0 ST #25 passes the ranger station as it leads the Canada Day long weekend passenger train around the 100-acre museum site in Duncan.

Cowichan Valley Railway #26, a 36" gauge Plymouth TL-2, leads the passenger train around the 100-acre BC Forest Discovery Centre museum site in Duncan.

Mayo Lumber No. 3, a 1924 built Lima 50-Ton 2-Truck Shay, Hillcrest Lumber Company No. 9, a 1915 built 50-Ton 2-Truck Climax and British Columbia Forest Products No.9, a Whitcomb Locomotive Works ... (more)

Bloedel Stewart & Welch Ltd #1, a 1911 built Lima 42-Ton 2-Truck Shay, on display at the BC Forest Discovery Centre in Duncan, BC.

BC Forest Discovery Centre's 36" gauge Plymouth TL-2 waits to depart from Arderlea Station.

BC Forest Discovery Centre's 1928 built Plymouth TL-2 #26 waits to depart from Arderlea Station with the passenger train.

Cowichan Valley Railway #26, a 36" gauge Plymouth TL-2, leads the passenger train around the 100-acre BC Forest Discovery Centre museum site in Duncan.

BC Forest Discovery Centre's 0-4-0 ST #25 leads the passenger train into Arderlea Station.

Cowichan Valley Railway #25 passes the ranger station as it leads the passenger train around the 100-acre BC Forest Discovery Centre museum site in Duncan.