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Updated: August 22, 2007 (Check
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Click on thumbnails to view larger pictures. Canadian National #1520
Oldest Canadian Locomotive Company locomotive in existence. The Prince George Railway and Forestry Museum is planning to restore it back to operation in the future. If anyone has any information about this locomotive please contact me: preservedsteambc@hotmail.com . Grand Trunk Pacific Railway #1 (a.k.a. "Dinky")
Photo Credit: (1) Pat and David Othen. Source: Canadian Train Photographs by Pat and David Othen.
This locomotive was used in the construction of the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway, now known as Canadian National Railway. The locomotive was static for a number of years when finally a group of CN employees decided to restore it and put it on static display in front of the old CN Railway Station in Prince George. In 1975, City Council decided to build a small operational railway in Fort George Park and the locomotive was restored to operational status. |