SRY GP9s 110 and 108 cross over the Trans-Canada Highway as they make a light engine move from Superior Propane to Wellcox Yard.

SRY GP9s 108 and 110 sit beside Dorfman Rd as they prepare to head to Welllcox Yard after completing there switching at Superior Propane in Nanaimo.

SRY GP9s 108 and 110 switch Superior Propane in Nanaimo.

SRY GP9s 108 and 110 head south on the Victoria Sub as they make a light engine move from Superior Propane to Wellcox Yard.

Bayview Properties' EMD SW8 1001 sits at Wellcox Yard in Nanaimo along with former CN/VIA Cafe Lounge Car RPCX 754.

Bayview Properties' former CR/PC/NYC SW8 1001 parked near the barge slip in Nanaimo.

CP's car ferry Trailer Princess has backed out of the dock and is departing Nanaimo, B.C. in August of 1972. Originally built as a LST for WW II, it was converted to a car ferry for the CP and is ... (more)

CP's car ferry Trailer Princess departs Nanaimo, B.C. in August of 1972. Originally built as a LST for WW II, it was converted to a car ferry for the CP and is still in use as a logging ship/platf... (more)

Bayview Properties' EMD SW8 1001 sits at Wellcox Yard in Nanaimo along with SRY GP9 108. The developer plans to relocate 1001 to Victoria where it will be utilized for promotional purposes and the... (more)

SRY GP9s 129 and 124 load empty cars onto the MV Carrier Princess.

Unloading the weekly railbarge at SVI's Wellcox Yard located on Nanaimo's waterfront. The barge originates at SRY's barge slip on Annacis Island near Vancouver and was towed overnight by tug Seasp... (more)

Canadian Pacific Baldwin DS44-1000 idles in the yard at Nanaimo, BC, while working on Vancouver Island for CP subsidiary Esquimault & Nanaimo. The west coast was a final assignment for many of CP'... (more)

SRY GP9s 128 and 110 pass the Port-O-Call Inn as they head south on the Victoria Sub.

SRY GP9s 128 and 110 approach Mile 72 as they head south on Victoria Sub with 3 empty tank cars from Superior Propane.

SRY GP9s 110 and 128 head north on the Victoria Sub as they make their way from Superior Propane to the siding at Wellington.