The 593 in Humbermouth was built in Philadelphia, purchased for $36,870, and delivered to this province in 1921.
The Newfoundland Railway Society is getting $31,000 to help with the costs of operation. Corner Brook MHA Gerry Byrne says the city was built on the railway and the Fisher sawmill. The 593 in Humbermouth was built in Philadelphia, purchased for $36,870, and delivered to this province in 1921. Originally a passenger train until 1939, the train ended its career as a yard switcher in 1957 with over 1.5 million miles of service behind it.
Woman pronounced dead the scene of a collision near Whitbourne yesterday
Biggest cruise ship of the season coming to Corner Brook today and spending the night
Choo-choo!! Drivers needed for Corner Brook's Mill Whistler street train
Kruger's "Project Tuckamore" includes a wind farm in back of Massey Drive and using saw mill biomass to make paper
Artists throughout NL asked to submit works to the Provincial Art Bank Program
