Canadian Pacific Railway

G1 Class 2200 4-6-2

G1p 2200 (Built CPR 4/06 as G1a 1000) Rebuilt 7/27 with new boiler 225 lbs. 21 1/4" x 28" cyl.
Hull West, Que. June 1948 George Parks collection courtesy of Bruce Chapman.

G1p 2201 with original 5,200 gal. round corner tender and new vestibule cab. CPR April 1906
Appears to be at John Street. Circa 1940's Bud Laws Collection.

G1p 2202 still with open cab and small tender. Slanted illuminated number boards. CPR #1436 May 1906
Glen April 1933 Alan R. Christmas/Bud Laws Collection

2202 a few years later with a vestibule cab. What are those two little girls looking at or for? Likely grandpa since it is probably their father taking the picture. You can bet their mother wouldn't leave them alone that far away! They are in their early 70's by now if they are still around. Unknown location. June 5, 1940 Bruce Chapman collection

2202 still later, now with a new, larger tender and new Pyle-National headlight. Still with slanted illuminated number boards.
It will get one more change when about 1950 it will be equipped with a mechanical stoker as will 2200 and 2219.
Date unknown. Ottawa Stan F. Styles/Bruce Chapman collection

G1r 2206 still with open cab. CPR #1486 October 1906
Toronto? c.1930's Harry Hart/Robin Hart Collection

G1s 2211 with feed water heater, newer big tender and vestibule cab. CPR 11/1907
Woodsville, NH January 1942 Bud Laws Collection

G1a 2212 still with open cab and small tender. CPR 12/1907 Toronto June 4, 1939

G1s 2212 only G1 with Worthington feedwater heater. Rebuilt with vestibule cab and new larger tender.
CPR 12/07. Rebuilt 12/24 with new boiler 250 lbs. pressure and 20" x 28" cylinders.
Looks like fresh out of Angus Shops. CPR M.P. 938/Bruce Chapman Collection

G1s 2217 with vestibule cab and new, larger tender. G2 2581 behind and D&H engine right background.
C.C.Grayson/Bud Laws Collection

G1s 2218 CPR 2/10 rebuilt 5/21 Cyl. 22 1/2" x 28" old boiler 200 lbs. Still with open cab which it retained until scrapped!
Montreal 5/1956 Stan Styles/Bruce Chapman Collection

Interesting view of the small terminal in Maniwaki, Quebec with 2218 waiting to be turned for the trip back to Ottawa in passenger service. You can see the wooden passenger cars on its left. A D-10 is in the distance in front of the little shop, perhaps awaiting coaling from the ancient coaling contraption. The flat cars were for log loading to head south.
Bruce Chapman Collection

G1s 2219 (G1d 1019 CPR 2/10) Rebuilt 8/24 new boiler 225 lbs. cyl. 21 1/4" X 28" Scrap 7/61
By now this engine has been equipped with a stoker as were 2200 and 2202. Smiths Falls July 23, 1952
Ray Deschenes/Bruce Chapman Collection

G1s 2220 displaying green signals. MLW 49481 2/1911 Harry Hart/Robin Hart Collection
Note the scoop on the side of the coal bunker used to trim coal pile. All engines carried a old spare scoop in case of emergency. It was not unheard-of for a handle to break, or a scoop to fall off the deck or even go in the firebox!

2221 in a very early photo. Al Paterson Collection/Bruce Chapman Collection

2221 still with open cab but, with larger tender. Fresh out of Angus, possibly 12/1928 when rebuilt with new cylinders
22 1/2" x 28" and reclassed from G1h to G1s. CPR M.P. 685/Bruce Chapman Collection

2222 with suburban train not stopping at Lakeside, Que. 9/24/1954 Bruce Chapman Collection

G1t 2227 handling Montreal bound York leaving Ottawa 9/18/40 Bud Laws Collection

2227 Delson Junction, Quebec. CPR 8/1911 October 29, 1940

G1v 2234 on shop track Lambton. Circa late 1930's. CPR 6/1914 Bud Laws Collection