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Thomas Jackson, retiring engineer, standing in front of Canadian Pacific Railway Engine No. 6196

Canadian Pacific Railway Engine 2062 and Engineer Thomas Jackson

Flook, Samuel E., B.A. Sc., was a civil engineer and land surveyor. He is listed as being city engineer in 1950

Flook, Samuel E., B.A. Sc., was a civil engineer and land surveyor. He is listed as being city engineer in 1950

Flook, Samuel E., B.A. Sc., was a civil engineer and land surveyor. He is listed as being city engineer in 1950

First Grand Trunk Pacific engine to run out of Fort William, 1906, in photo are engineer Dave Miller, fireman W. Stevenson, and conductor M. Grant

C.N.R. engine # 21 and engine #29 wreck in railyard

Red Sucker Trestle – C.P.R. 110 ft high, 1100 ft long. Steam engine and passenger cars passing over trestle – Red Sucker. Photo by John Forde

Image of Engine No. 314 (4-6-0 Switcher engine) – Coal burning. Five men standing nearby

C.P.R. Engine 225 on tracks with men standing around and on the engine. Circa 1880’s or 1890’s