Canadian Pacific No.136 rests at Tottenham on the South Simcoe Railway (former CN Milton Subdivision) at Thanksgiving in 2013. This engine has had a long life being built in 1882, and having helped build the transcontinental railway, spared from scrapping by serving on light branch lines in New Brunswick where more modern locomotives couldn’t go, becoming a TV star in the 1970’s retelling of this in “The National Dream”, working excursions around the Toronto area and finally being one of the two steam locomotives at the South Simcoe Railway in Tottenham Ontario.
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