CNR U-2-c 4-8-4 6150 sits with a caboose as the sun rises on a chilly Monday morning. The red "wafer" insignia really shines in the morning sunlight.

The engineer of CNR RS-10 3821 is about to snag orders as an outbound freight departs Turcot yard late on a Sunday afternoon. This train proceeded up the line that connects with the CPR and runs t... (more)

A freshly painted wood-sheathed caboose sits in Turcot yard.

Lanky U-1-b Mountain type 6016 runs light to Turcot yard and engine terminal. The locomotive has stopped at Turcot West awaiting a signal.

Canadian National's handsome U-2-g 6204 waits to enter Turcot yard with a freight from the west. This spot was a great shooting gallery on a cloudy day for a variety of steam locomotives that had ... (more)

A budd RDC-3 and two RDC-1s make up a westbound Sunday train at Montreal West. I recall the man in the light-colored suit putting a large dog on board and he is being assisted by the agent in the ... (more)

This Sunday morning shot shows G5c 1256 departing Montreal West with a train for Ste Agathe. Sherbrooke St. runs along the railway at this suburban station.

Canadian Pacific train 8, DOMINION, is stopped at Montreal West on the last leg of the journey from the west. The FP9 exhibits the hoops installed on the roof to break icecicles in tunnels and pro... (more)

CNR U-2-h 4-8-4 6242 is waiting to enter Turcot yard from the west with a freight. J-7-b Pacific 5293 has pulled opposite and stopped. I've always felt that this shot almost exudes the odor of ste... (more)

CNR J-7-b 5293 runs light from Turcot yard on the cloudy morning of November 10.

CPR H1c Royal Hudson 2821 was one of a number of stored locomotives in two lines at St Luc.

Famous CP H1b 4-6-4 2816 was stored in beautiful condition at St Luc in November 1957. The engine was returned to service later and was in the Montreal commuter train power pool at The Glen roundh... (more)

CNR J-7-a 4-6-2 5251 sits in a rare bit of sunlight that day at Turcot engine terminal. The engine is facing west.

A real veteran, CNR U-2-b 4-8-4 6123, sits at Turcot after bringing a freight in from the west. The Canadian National initially called the 4-8-4 the Confederation type and these early locomotives ... (more)

CNR U-2-f 4-8-4 6185 sits at Turcot having come in from the west that morning.