Built by ALCO in 1942 for the US army this 0-6-0 now spends it's days at Heritage Park as CP 2023. Seen here during Railway Days demonstrating turntable operations.

CN 2661 and BCOL 4642 make a light engine move into Scotford Yard. They have been working at the Heartland Sulphur Terminal a couple of miles to the east and are returning to the yard shop tracks... (more)

Built by ALCO in 1942 for the US Army now resident at Heritage Park and numbered CP 2023, making it's way round the approximately 1 mile loop on "Railway Days". The crossing steward seems to be q... (more)

Over 100 years old now EYP 107 takes it's passengers round Fort Edmonton Park.

VIA #1 the westbound Canadian departs Unity after making a station stop.

VIA #1, "The Canadian" departs Jasper running about 2 hours late.

BRR's "Farms to Forks" excursion boards passengers before heading off to Forestburg.

The east bound Rocky Mountaineer passes Glen Valley on its way out of the lower mainland.

The Aspen Crossing tourist train meanders it's way across the prairies between Arrowwood and Mossleigh.

Originally built for CN in 1984 as CN 8608 after retirement went to CANX for a while, then the Beiseker Railway Museum and now resting at Aspen Crossing.

Not the resident switcher at this elevator but seen sitting in their siding.

Originally built for CN in 1952 after retirement in 1963 saw several industrial/leasing assignments ending its working life with Parrish and Heimbecker before being acquired by the Aspen Crossing ... (more)

Ex SOO Line GP38-2, CP 4403 working with GP20C-ECO, CP 2221 are using a little of the Brooks Sub as a lead as they build a train in Alyth Yard.

The Alberta Prairie Railway tour from Stettler has just arrived at Big Valley and the passengers are disembarking for a tour of the village and a prairie BBQ supper.

CN 2624 and 5639 lead an east bound manifest over the Battle River Trestle