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The U.S. Collection - Part 1 (RRs A-C)
The U.S. Collection - Part 2 (RRs D-I)
The U.S. Collection - Part 3 (RRs K-P)
The U.S. Collection - Part 4 (RRs R-W)
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This page of our Random Steam Photo Collection presents images from railroads operating in Canada. Many of these photos are provided by Tom Rock of Cleveland, Tennessee (Rock on Trains), and were taken by railfans in southern Ontario. A group of Canadian Pacific photos taken by A. B. Crompton came to our collection from Tac Foley of England, Ontario and Oregon. Some photos are the work of my brother, the late David V. Leonard, while others were taken by Elwin K. Heath. Often the dates and, sometimes, the locations are unknown as well as the names of the original photographers, but I have supplied all the crediting information available to me.
Click on the selections below to bring up a full size image with commentary. You can also page through the collection sequentially. For additional Canadian National steam photos taken by my brother, visit David Leonard's CNR-GTW Steam Gallery, 1958. For United States railroads, return to The U.S. Collection where there is information about our other pages featuring steam locomotives; or explore all the links at left.
Dr. Richard Leonard
Note: In the specifications for these locomotives, cylinder dimensions are stated as diameter times stroke (e.g., 26x30). The abbreviation p.s.i. applied to boiler pressure designates pounds per square inch.
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CNR 745
E-7-a 2-6-0
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CNR 778
E-7-a 2-6-0
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CNR 1303
H-6-c 4-6-0
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CNR 1319
H-6-c 4-6-0
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CNR 1931
M-4-k 2-8-0
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CNR 2586
N-4-a 2-8-0
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CNR 2629
N-4-a 2-8-0
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CNR 3254
S-1-b 2-8-2
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CNR 3275
S-1-b 2-8-2
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CNR 3367
S-1-d 2-8-2
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CNR 3422
S-1-f 2-8-2
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CNR 3457
S-1-f 2-8-2
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CNR 3547
S-2-a 2-8-2
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CNR 3801
S-4-b 2-8-2
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CNR 4315
T-4-b 2-10-2
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CNR 5094
J-4-c 4-6-2
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CNR 5265
J-7-a 4-6-2
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CNR 5279
J-7-a 4-6-2
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CNR 5294
J-7-b 4-6-2
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CNR 5295
J-7-c 4-6-2
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CNR 5299
J-7-c 4-6-2
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CNR 5565
K-3-a 4-6-2
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CNR 5580
K-3-b 4-6-2
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CNR 5594
K-3-b 4-6-2
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CNR 5601
K-3-d 4-6-2
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CNR 5606
K-3-d 4-6-2
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CNR 5701
K-5-a 4-6-4
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CNR 5704
K-5-a 4-6-4
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CNR 5704
K-5-a 4-6-4
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CNR 6007
U-1-a 4-8-2
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CNR 6014
U-1-a 4-8-2
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CNR 6024
U-1-b 4-8-2
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CNR 6029
U-1-b 4-8-2
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CNR 6034
U-1-b 4-8-2
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CNR 6055
U-1-e 4-8-2
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CNR 6060
U-1-f 4-8-2
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CNR 6060
U-1-f 4-8-2
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CNR 6062
U-1-f 4-8-2
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CNR 6066
U-1-f 4-8-2
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CNR 6076
U-1-f 4-8-2
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CNR 6122
U-2-b 4-8-4
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CNR 6144
U-2-c 4-8-4
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CNR 6155
U-2-c 4-8-4
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CNR 6235
U-2-h 4-8-4
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CNR 6237
U-2-h 4-8-4
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CNR 6309
U-3-a 4-8-4
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CNR 6400
U-4-a 4-8-4
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CNR 6400
U-4-a 4-8-4
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CNR 6402
U-4-a 4-8-4
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CNR 6403
U-4-a 4-8-4
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CNR 7439
O-18-a 0-6-0
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CNR 8397
P-5-h 0-8-0
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CPR 136
A2m 4-4-0
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CPR 144
A2q 4-4-0
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CPR 424
D4g 4-6-0
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CPR 472
D10g 4-6-0
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CPR 946
D10g 4-6-0
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CPR 1020
D10h 4-6-0
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CPR 1057
D10h 4-6-0
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CPR 1263
G5c 4-6-2
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CPR 1278
G5d 4-6-2
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CPR 2202
G1p 4-6-2
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CPR 2211
G1s 4-6-2
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CPR 2214
G1s 4-6-2
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CPR 2220
G1s 4-6-2
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CPR 2232
G1v 4-6-2
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CPR 2317
G3c 4-6-2
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CPR 2354
G3e 4-6-2
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CPR 2383
G3g 4-6-2
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CPR 2405
G3g 4-6-2
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CPR 2471
G3j 4-6-2
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CPR 2625
G2u 4-6-2
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CPR 2700
G4a 4-6-2
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CPR 2806
H1a 4-6-4
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CPR 2808
H1a 4-6-4
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CPR 2809
H1a 4-6-4
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CPR 2810
H1a 4-6-4
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CPR 2818
H1b 4-6-4
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CPR 2822
H1c 4-6-4
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CPR 2836
H1c 4-6-4
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CPR 2839
H1c 4-6-4
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CPR 2850
H1d 4-6-4
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CPR 2852
H1d 4-6-4
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CPR 2856
H1d 4-6-4
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CPR 2857
H1d 4-6-4
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CPR 2860
H1e 4-6-4
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CPR 2901
I1a 4-8-2
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CPR 2926
F1a 4-4-4
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CPR 3001
F2a 4-4-4
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CPR 3002
F2a 4-4-4
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CPR 3003
F2a 4-4-4
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CPR 3100
K1a 4-8-4
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CPR 3100
K1a 4-8-4
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CPR 3422
M4d 2-8-0
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CPR 3632
N2a 2-8-0
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CPR 3674
N2a 2-8-0
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CPR 5168
P1e 2-8-2
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CPR 5175
P1e 2-8-2
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CPR 5322
P2b 2-8-2
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CPR 5361
P2e 2-8-2
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CPR 5417
P2h 2-8-2
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CPR 5440
P2j 2-8-2
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CPR 5468
P2k 2-8-2
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CPR 5754
R2b 2-10-0
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CPR 5771
R3c 2-10-0
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CPR 5790
R3d 2-10-0
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CPR 5918
T1a 2-10-4
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CPR 5921
T1b 2-10-4
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CPR 5931
T1c 2-10-4
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CPR 6269
U3e 0-6-0
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CPR 6928
V4a 0-8-0
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CPR 6933
V4a 0-8-0
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C&O 76
C-14 2-8-0
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C&O 1137
K-1 2-8-2
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NYC 5372
J1d 4-6-4
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NYC J1
4-6-4
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ONR 137
400-Class 2-8-0
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ONR 306
300-Class 2-8-2
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PM 274
C-2 2-8-0
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PM 374
C-2 2-8-0
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PM 921
Class SC 2-8-0
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Wabash 1677
J-2 4-6-2
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Wabash 1870
F-7 2-6-0
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Wabash 2022
G-1 2-6-2
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Wabash 2458
K-1 2-8-2
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