Links to Other Railway History Sites  Colin Churcher has done an excellent job of documenting significant dates in Canadian railway history, together with a couple of his favorite railway lines.  A site you must visit.  Click on his name or his logo above.  The C. Robert Craig Memorial Library is located in the City of Ottawa Archives at Ottawa City Hall.  It is an excellent source of information on Canadian railway history with an extensive photo collection.  Ken Healy and Dave Knowles are always ready to help.  Jeffrey Smith of Missouri has outlined the stations, subdivisions, and divisions on his CNR Ontario Research website.  Details on the mileage, station and subdivision names.  Blame it all on the Smiths Falls Railway Museum .  Back in 1987, I bumped into a piece of track with the markings "BW&SSMR 1886 Cammell-Sheffield Steel".  That started me down the road of railway history.  If you like Texas-style model railroading, it's a must-place to visit.  The kids, young and old, will enjoy one of the few places that is trying to preserve railroading as it used to be.  If you want to get in on the action, they need your help.  Why not volunteer?  Eastern Ontario Railway Images Randy Plunkett has done some real nice colour photography of diesel locomotives in action in Eastern Ontario.  Canadian National, Canadian Pacific, Via Rail, and even a steamer.  You can even get closer to the action by clicking on his thumbnail photos.  Canadian Freight Cars by Ian Cranstone is a resource page for the Canadian freight car enthusiast including railway freight car fleets and a history of manufacturers in Canada. provides you with the most comprehensive index of the Canadian railway scene, whether its railway history, railfanning, model railroading or anything to do with railways in Canada.  Just click on the logo above.  New York Central's Ottawa Division is a history of the NYC in Eastern Ontario.  A very extensive website, complete with pictures, has been put together by Chris Granger - just for all you NYC fans. Railways in the Niagara Region is a railfan's guide to the Niagara Region of Ontario and the surrounding areas  since July 1998.  Rail maps and diagrams of the Niagara Region and Western New York.  Over 600 photos!  Ontario Railway History Page has a lot of history on the railways of Ontario.  Interesting information and a lot of links to other similar websites. How about links to over 5,700 railway-related websites worldwide?  Go wild at TrainNet.Org Before you go, thanx for visiting and come again.  Railway Bob.