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CPR G3 Class 4-6-2 These
"Twenty Four Hundreds" (actually, 2351-2472) were very capable locomotives
built with one piece cast bed and multiple throttle. They were as different as
day and night compared to earlier G3's 2300- 2350. They were considered the best
Oil-fired G3g 2380 with six-wheel trucked tender carrying 12,000 gallons
of water and 4,700 gals.of Bunker C fuel oil.
G3g 2397 (CLC #2001 8/42) arriving at Windsor Station Sunday, 6/21/59 John Dziobko
2408 with a suburban train of 800 series commuter coaches arrving at Windsor Station.
G3g 2408 (CLC #2012 11/42) on the Glen shop track taking water. 6/22/59
Bob Krone
2408 with the morning train from Ste.Therese at Montreal West. 6/24/59 Bob Krone
G3g 2412 getting a steam cleaning on the Glen shop track Monday, 6/22/59. (CLC #2016 12/42) Bob Krone
2412 (G3g CLC 2016 12/42) and 2426 (G3h 2134 9/44) ready for the evening
suburban trains. Glen 6/22/59 Bob Krone
G3h 2426 (CLC #2134 9/44) Montreal October 6, 1958 Joseph Testagrose Collection
G3h 2459 rolls to a stop at Montreal West with an inbound Monday commuter
train. November 11, 1957. Bob Krone
G3h 2459 backing up with cylinder cocks open. CLC #2167 3/45 Montreal Oct. 6, 1958 Joseph Testagrose Collection
2459 on the Glen shop track. 6/22/59 Bob Krone
2461 (G3h CLC #2169 4/45) Taking water on the Glen shop track. 6/22/59 Bob Krone
Suburban commuter train at Montreal West with G3j 2467 (sub-class j
was last ten G3's) MLW #76120 6/48
G3j 2471 (MLW #76124 7/48) second to last G3 just six years old, backing
down onto its train in Windsor Station.
Spotless! Note the interlocking dwarf semaphore displaying stop signal for next track.
One last view of 2471 includes going away view of RDC 9053 leaving
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