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This is one of 2 standing water towers on the E&N Railway, the other being in Port Alberni, BC used for the Alberni Pacific steam excursions.
The tower was located just south of the station but was moved to this location and restored when the MOW shops were expanded.
The rusty rails...
Ray Loran worked for the Canadian Pacific Railway for 45 years from 1926-1971. He was a Section Foreman in Indian Head, Saskatchewan, in the 1950's until his Retirement in Indian Head. His father Chris also worked for the CPR for 38 years. The Section of track he maintained was from Mclean -...
This is a Post Card shot by the Famous CPR Photographer Byron Harmon, Banff Canada. Caption on Back of Post Card Reads - Along the Line of the Canadian Pacific Railway. 1950's Photo.
The Famous Schnabel Train is Returning to Duluth, Minnesota to Pick Up Another Pressure Vessel for the Heavey Oil Upgrader in Regina, Saskatchewan, Cdn. This Massive 36 Axle Giant the Length of a Football Field and Weighting 335 Tonnes was Built in West Germany. In all Five Trips were made, they...
Spotted CP Rail Caboose #434603 making it's final trip east..haven't seen one in years....what a shame to not see them at the end of a train. Indian Head, Saskatchewan, Cdn. April 2003. ( I know CP pulled there Cabooses some years ago, do the railways in the States and Europe still use them. )
CP Rail #5485 Part of a Hook Up, waits for an oncoming Freight Train, Rail Yards, Indian Head, Saskatchewan, Cdn. April 2003. (For some reason I can't recall seeing a black CP Rail locomotive before, with the exception of the steam engine.)
CP Rail Maintenance Worker Blows Out the Switches after an April Storm Dumped a Foot of Snow on Indian Head and Surrounding Area, East Crossing Indian Head, Saskatchewan, Cdn. April 2003. As I was trying to get a different angle for this shot, I took three or four steps off the pavement and...
This CP Rail Maintenance Worker Blows Out the Switches after an April Snow Storm Dumped a Foot of Snow on the Area, East Crossing Indian Head, Saskatchewn, Cdn. April 2003
On a Snowy Winter Day the Crew Man in the CP434644 Caboose takes a Quick Look over his Shoulder to see what's Happening. Rail Yards, Indian Head, Saskatchewan, Cdn.