Looking towards a Barrie-Collingwood engine parked in the Allandale rail yard. The Allandale Train Station can be seen the background.Alicia Ferre2017-02-28T23:06:49-05:00
Locomotive 3301 and others are lined up in the Allandale rail yard in preparation to be scraped in London, Ontario.Alicia Ferre2017-02-21T16:46:24-05:00
Looking North from tracks parallel to the Mechanics Building, now the Southshore Centre in the Allandale rail yard.Tyler Nicolson2016-09-05T16:02:28-04:00
A railroad worker poses outside of switch cabin B located North of the Allandale rail yard, near where Gowan Street meets Essa Road.Chris Bentley2016-07-08T18:25:10-04:00
Steam engines are lined up in the Allandale rail yard to be scrapped. The coal chute and roundhouse can be seen in the distance.Tyler Nicolson2016-07-08T18:21:03-04:00
First Allandale Train Station. From left, Roger McGill, Station Master; Harry King, Brakeman, (Dog on Stool), Mike Maloney, Telegraph Operator; John Dobson, Roadmaster. Station burned to the ground in a fire on Tuesday April 10, 1894.Tyler Nicolson2016-07-06T18:50:02-04:00
Barrie-Collingwood Railway locomotive and adjacent cars parked on the remaining railroad line parallel with Gowan Street.Tyler Nicolson2016-06-30T21:43:17-04:00
Looking down a line of boxcars beside the coal hills in the Allandale rail yard. The steam trains on the right are lined up for scrapping. In the distance the coal chute near the Master Mechanics Building can be seen.Tyler Nicolson2016-06-25T18:45:29-04:00
Line of ‘Steam Giants’ waiting to be scrapped at the Allandale Roundhouse Rail Yard. Steam Engine No. 3254 was saved and sold to W.F. Barron in Ashland, Pennsylvania in 1960.Ryan2016-12-10T21:28:32-05:00
Looking East from the tracks at Tiffin Street at a train heading for the Uhthoff Limestone Pit and Quarry, West of Orillia.Tyler Nicolson2016-06-10T02:57:21-04:00