Grand Trunk Western Railroad - Gallery

Gallery

  • Grand Trunk Western GP38-2 Locomotive 4926 idels at a siding in Pavilion, Michigan on April 14, 2008.

  • GP38 #4934 in Iowa.

  • This GP38-2, GTW 4905 is sitting idle in Battle Creek, Michigan on July 7, 2008.

  • GTW 6228, a GP38-2 at Senatobia, Mississippi on December 4, 2006, would just after this receive new paint in the CN colors.

  • A GTW GP9R in the Canadian National color scheme.

  • GTW Caboose 75017 on display in Imlay City, Michigan.

  • A restored GTW wood caboose on display at Lake Odessa, Michigan

  • GTW boxcar at Marichal Joffre carload centre in Charny, Quebec. date taken January 26, 2011

  • A GTW caboose, on permanent display at a tourist information center in Rivière-du-Loup, Quebec.

  • The former GTW depot at Saline, Michigan with a restored GTW wood caboose.

  • The whistle post sign style of GTW on a double whistle post at Battle Creek, Michigan

  • A 1976 map of the proposed routes to be turned over by Conrail on the GTW, DT&I and B&LE.

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