There were 3 separate trains on separate tracks and each train had numerous rail cars. There was the Trans Canada Limited from 1929 - River Rouge, the Soo - Spokane Deluxe from 1907 - Curzon, and the Business Car from 1928 - B.C. Here are a bunch of pictures from the tour. It was amazing to see.
They have done extensive restoration on these trains. It's unbelievable!
Blaine shooting for his story.
This was in the caboose on one of the trains. This is where the crews quarters were.
This is like a little theatre.
Royal Alexandra Hall. Just beautiful! This is actually available to rent. It is all restored.
This was beautiful. The stained glass was so pretty and the car was so elegant looking.
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Very beautiful and very elegant. Love Mom xoxoxoxoxoxox
Yeah it's very beautiful, and amazing to see how much work they do to restore them. When you see what the train cars look like when they first get them, it is unbelievable that they can restore them to look so beautiful!
Looking at these and how cool they look reminded me that when we took our train ride, I totally thought that the train would be like this from all the movies I had seen with trains. I was a little disappointed when they didn't even have a lunch car! Oh well. Speaking of trains, Joshua gets to go on a train trip to Kitwanga next week with his class. How cool hey?!
Yeah, it would be nice if they made trains really fancy like they used to!! That's cool about Joshua... I hope he enjoys it. I'm sure he will!!
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