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Canadian Pacific in Color Vol 2 Western Lines by Bill Linley Morning Sun Books
Canadian Pacific in Color Vol 2 Western Lines by Bill Linley Morning Sun
Canadian Pacific In Color Volume 2
Western Lines
Bill Linley
Hard Cover w/dust jacket
128 Pages
Copyright 2011
Table of Contents
Great Lakes Steamships9
PRARIE REGION 12
FORT WILLIAM DIVISION 12
Kaministiquia Sub 12
Ignace Sub 15
Keewatin Sub 16
Lac du Bonnet Sub 18
Emerson Sub 19
Winnipeg Beach Sub20
WINNIPEG TERMINAL DIVISION 21
BRANDON DIVISION 27
Glenboro Sub 27
Carberry Sub 28
Broadview Sub 29
Miniota Sub 32
Neudorf Sub 32
Bredenbury Sub 33
Estevan Sub 34
REGINA DIVISION 35
Indian Head Sub 35
Lanigan Sub 38
Portal Sub 39
Bromhead Sub41
MOOSE JAW DIVISION 42
Outlook Sub42
Swift Current Sub44
Shaunavon Sub 49
SASKATOON DIVISION 50
Wynyard Sub50
Sutherland Sub 51
Prince Albert Sub 51
Wilkie Sub 52
Cutknife Sub 53
Meadow Lake Sub 54
PACIFIC REGION 56
MEDICINE HAT DIVISION 56
\Maple Creek Sub 56
Brooks Sub 57
Langdon Sub 59
Empress Sub 59
Bassano Sub60
Irricana Sub 60
EDMONTON DIVISION 61
Leduc Sub 61
CALGARY DIVISION63
Red Deer Sub 63
Calgary Terminals 66
Laggan Sub 71
LETHBRIDGE DIVISION 81
Taber Sub81
Crowsnest Sub81
Aldersyde Sub 84
MacLeod Sub 85
REVELSTOKE DIVISION 8'
Windermere Sub8'
Mountain Sub 88
Shuswap Sub 96
Okanagan Sub 101
Osoyoos Sub10'
CANYON DIVISION 103
Thompson Sub 103
Princeton Sub 104
Mission Sub 106
Cascade Sub 106
VANCOUVER DIVISION 108
Cascade Sub 108
Westminster Sub 11
E & N DIVISION 114
Victoria Sub 114
KOOTENAY DIVISION 118
Cranbrook Sub 118
Kimberley Sub 119
Kingsgate Sub 119
Nelson Sub120
Boundary Sub122
Carmi Sub 124
Rossland Sub 124
Slocan Sub 126
Kaslo Sub 127
Arrow Lakes 128
Welcome to Canadian Pacific in Color Volume II: Western Lines. This volume continues the illustrated story of the Canadian Pacific Railway's operations from 1949 through 1968, a colorful period marked by the transition from steam to diesel motive power, concluding with the retirement of the tuscan and grey corporate image. The 1,892 miles from Fort William to Vancouver were the umbilical cord of the Company's western operations collectively known prior to 1960 as the Western Lines.
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