Are you curious?
For some of you who have never seen, or looked at a Canadian Trackside Guide, here is a sample of some the content from various sections of the 2015 edition.
Just click on the image, or use this link.
Visit the Canadian Trackside Guide page to order your copy.
We have adopted reducing the number of issues per year from 11 to 6. This has resulted in a price decrease in the annul subscription fees.
Please visit our Branchline page for details and to place your order.
In order to provide more visibility to the breadth of railway equipment preserved across Canada, we have made available the Preserved Railway Equipment details from our 2014 Canadian Trackside Guide. These are available in four sections, as PDF documents, below:
The image on the left is an example and an external link to a Google Map showing the general location and details of a handful of preserved equipment extracted from the Canadian Trackside Guide.
This Map could be updated to reflect all the equipment location data, and it would provide a visual representation of all the preserved equipment within Canada.
If this would be of value or interest to you, Contact Us and let us know.
Want to learn more the society's restoration work? Then check our Dirty Hands Club equipment restoration weekly reports including photographs going back to 2008.
