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All Canadian Pacific Baldwins were built & painted at Eddystone. They were ready for service when shipped to Montreal and
delivered to the CPR. They were then shipped to Vancouver, once there they were given CLC (Canadian Locomotive Company) builders plates. CLC was the sales agent for Baldwin in Canada. source: [6] bibliography |
Switchers
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CPR 7069
 photo by: Dan Dell'Unto John Street Roundhouse Toronto, ON - August 28, 2007 |
DS4-4-1000(SC) c/n 73946, b/d 9/1948 - built for the CPR as #7069 - privately purchased in 1978 and moved to Ontario from Vancouver - was stored inside former CPR John Street Roundhouse in Toronto since 1987 - moved outside then repainted in the Maroon & Grey paint scheme in 2007 - continues to be privately owned by the same party that purchased it in 1978 |
- 7069 photos
- Switcher photos 1967-1980
Road Switchers
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CPR 8000
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DRS4-4-1000 c/n 73967, b/d 1/49 - built for the CPR as #8000 - retired 1975, preserved by the CPR - donated in 2007 to the The West Coast Railway Association - now at the WCRA museum in Squamish B.C. |
CPR Ogden Shops, Calgary Alberta
- Nanaimo, BC - Jack Neville
- Vancouver Island, BC - FM