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Re: Pics: LTC logos and their derivatives
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Fri, 9 Nov 2001 04:21:17 GMT
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> > Anyone know any defunct railroads for Canada and more to the point BC?
Sure. Past God's Endurance is one, and a whole scad of logging roads existed
(Brooks Scalon(?) and so on...) (PGE-Pacific Great Eastern, former name of BC
Rail). You could always use one of the Mackenzie railway names too...
My copy of "CN Steam Power" lists the following 2 railways as becoming part of
CNR, Grand Trunk Pacific Railway and Canadian Northern Railway
Unfortunately, my book on Logging railways only gives US names-some are great
though...
Arcata & Mad River
Yellow Jacket Rly
Bridges & Floyd
Mosquito & Coal Creek RR
(This was a short perusal...)
> Esquimault and Nanaimo??? Are they defunct?
Nope, still alive (sort of...it's a division of CP, with operations by
Railtrax(?) and Via.
> White Pass and Yukon? They aren't defunct... and aren't even in the same
> province, but at least they're western and memorable.
I don't even think they are running into _canada_ right now...I know that the
company is a _interesting_ one, because it was a british company, with a US
subsiduary, running mostly in Canada...
James P
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| (...) Esquimault and Nanaimo??? Are they defunct? White Pass and Yukon? They aren't defunct... and aren't even in the same province, but at least they're western and memorable. It helps if the herald is interesting looking. (23 years ago, 9-Nov-01, to lugnet.trains.org)
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