CP 2816 approaches the town of Webb.

CP 2816 steams through Gull Lake.

Looming over Canadian Pacific 2816 with the International Heavy Haul AssociationTechnical Tour are the Three Sisters.

Canadian Pacific’s famed H1b Hudson No. 2816, the “Empress,” is at the Banff, Alberta, station with a passenger extra operated for the Lexington Group. With all of the changes going on over ... (more)

Two Milwaukee Road Hiawatha passenger trains at Chicago Union Station, circa 1950. Leading the train in the background is F7-class 4-6-4 no. 102. Photograph by more)

ATSF 3450 is the first thing people see walking into the RailGiants museum and it is quite a sight! This engine was capable of going speeds in excess of 100mph while pulling passenger trains with ... (more)

The Passenger special drags its feet on its way to White Rock, BC with a hand washed ES44AC (BNSF 6422) in tow. She would open the throttle a half mile later entering Crescent Beach in glorious wi... (more)

On her way to Vancouver, BC The Royal Hudson rounds one of the many curves along Howe Sound on the ex-BC Rail mainline. Just above her some people can be seen on the old Hwy taking pictures of the... (more)

The Royal Hudson backs up in the morning light out of the shop track in Squamish as it sets to depart for Vancouver, BC.

The High Level Bridge in Lethbridge, Alberta, which is 307 feet tall and one mile and forty seven feet long, dwarfs the Empress and her train as she makes one of many runs that day.

R700 still has many years of restoration work ahead of her before she returns to Victoria's main lines as part of Steamrail Victoria's operational fleet. Here the loco is seen receiving some work ... (more)

Crossing over the White River, 844 pounds it's way closer to it's overnite stay in the big metropolis of Bald Knob, AR.

Canadian Pacific 4-6-4 Class H-1e 2862 was built by the Montreal Locomotive Works in 1940, one of five locomotives in the final order of Canadian Pacific Hudsons. They were built as oil burners fo... (more)

Heading down the Kicking Horse River Canyon, 2816 steams past the old abutments of the recently rerouted trans-Canada highway before heading under the new and impressive highway bridge. The railw... (more)

Westbound Executive Special from Calgary to Regina led by H1b 4-6-4 2816 passes the site of an old water tank named Fauna between Waldeck and Rush Lake Sask.