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BCOL 715 had a bad day, June 18, 1984, at mile 474.4 Chetwynd subdivision. 715 was the middle unit on a southbound work train that collided with the northbound Fort James Switcher. Fortunately, crews escaped the accident with non'life threatening injuries. 715 at the wreck site, few hours after the collision. 715 on a flat car, going to Squamish for repairs. 715, repaired and back in service ...

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M630 Date: 9/14/1991 Location: Prince George, BC CA Map Views: 234 Collection Of: Doug Tilley Author:Doug Tilley Picture Categories: Roster,Yard This picture is part ...

Donald Albertson's Photo Album: BCR Memories - October 1989. I made a trip to Vancouver in 1989 to shoot the BCR MLW's after I'd heard about the order with GE for new power. The Superintendent of the BCR in North Vancouver was great; he made my release for the entire week and made it systemwide!

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2025年3月3日 · Title: BCR n/b Description: Two M-630s, 714, and 715 leave North Vancouver en route to Prince George with the standard fare: empty bulkhead flats. Photo Date: 10/1/1989 Upload Date: 6/2/2005 10:04:14 PM Location: North Vancouver, BC Author: Donald Albertson Categories: Locomotives: BCOL 714 (M630) BCOL 715 (M630) Views: 1751 Comments: 0Pictures of BCOL 715, Model: M630

2025年3月3日 · Page Controls View: Grid List Pics Per Page: 10 20 30 40 50 100 Title: Pacific Great Eastern M630 #715 Description: PGE 715 Photo Date: 11/2/1975 Upload Date: 3/24/2023 10:28:14 AM Location: North Vancouver, BC Author: Steven Vincent Categories: Locomotives: PGE 715 (M630) PGE 715 (M630) Views: 147 Comments: 0Pictures of PGE 715, Model: M630

2019年12月2日 · Images of BCOL 715. First two taken at Prince George BC, June 1984. The 715 was trailing in a consist that was involved in a head on collision a few days before. Third image once again at Prince George, October 1985. 715 was back in service sporting the new red / white / blue paint scheme.