List of preserved locomotives in Canada

For preserved locomotives elsewhere, see List of locomotives.

This is a list of preserved locomotives in Canada. It is intended to list all locomotives that are preserved, displayed, stored or operated at museums or heritage railways. This does not include self-propelled railcars, multiple units or locomotives of miniature railways.

Locomotives

The permanent or usual locations are identified by coordinates where possible; these locations may be seen together by clicking on "Map all coordinates using: OpenStreetMap" at the right side of this page.

Locomotive Image Type Built Location Description
AMT 1311 GP9RM 1959 Canadian Railway Museum, Saint-Constant, Quebec[1] Built as 4307 for Canadian National
BC Rail 6001 GF6C 1983 Central BC Railway and Forestry Museum, Prince George, British Columbia
Canadian National 40 4-4-0 1872 Canada Science and Technology Museum, Ottawa, Ontario[2]
Canadian National 46 4-6-4T 1914 Vallée-Jonction, Quebec One of three preserved Canadian National 4-6-4T locomotives, along with CN 49 and CN 47
Canadian National 49 4-6-4T Class X-10-a 1914 Canadian Railway Museum, Saint-Constant, Quebec[1] One of three preserved Canadian National 4-6-4T locomotives, along with CN 46 and CN 47
Canadian National 77 Boxcab 1929 Canadian Railway Museum, Saint-Constant, Quebec[1] Oldest surviving Canadian National diesel locomotive.
Canadian National 81 2-6-0 Class E-10-a 1910 Palmerston Railway Heritage Museum, Palmerston, Ontario
Canadian National 86 2-6-0 Class E-10-a 1910 Queens Park, London, Ontario
Canadian National 593 4-6-2 Class J-8-a 1921 Railway Society of Newfoundland Museum, Corner Brook, Newfoundland and Labrador
Canadian National 662 0-6-0ST 1894 Canada Science and Technology Museum, Ottawa, Ontario[2]
Canadian National 803 G8 1956 Carbonear Railway Museum, Carbonear, Newfoundland and Labrador
Canadian National 805 G8 1956 Canadian Railway Museum, Saint-Constant, Quebec[1]
Canadian National 900 NF110 1952 Clarenville Heritage Museum, Clarenville, Newfoundland and Labrador
Canadian National 902 NF110 1952 Lewisporte Train Park, Loon Bay, Newfoundland and Labrador
Canadian National 906 NF110 1953 Railway Coastal Museum, St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador
Canadian National 924 NF210 1956 Bishop's Falls Museum, Bishop's Falls, Newfoundland and Labrador
Canadian National 925 NF210 1956 Avondale Railway Museum, Avondale, Newfoundland and Labrador
Canadian National 931 NF210 1956 Railway of Society of Newfoundland, Corner Brook, Newfoundland and Labrador
Canadian National 932 NF210 1956 Bonavista, Newfoundland and Labrador
Canadian National 934 NF210 1956 Railway Heritage Centre, Channel-Port aux Basques, Newfoundland and Labrador
Canadian National 940 NF210 1960 Whitbourne Historic Museum, Whitbourne, Newfoundland and Labrador
Canadian National 1009 4-6-0 Class F-1-b 1912 New Brunswick Railway Museum, Hillsborough, New Brunswick
Canadian National 1112 4-6-0 Class G-16-a 1912 Smiths Falls Railway Museum, Smiths Falls, Ontario
Canadian National 1158 4-6-0 Class G-16-a 1913 Western Development Museum, North Battleford, Saskatchewan
Canadian National 1382 SW1200 1950 Canadian Railway Museum, Saint-Constant, Quebec[1]
Canadian National 1392 4-6-0 Class H-6-g 1913 Alberta Railway Museum, Edmonton, Alberta
Canadian National 1520 4-6-0 Class H-4-a 1906 Central BC Railway and Forestry Museum, Prince George, British Columbia
Canadian National 1521 4-6-0 Class H-4-b 1905 Middleton Railway Museum, Middleton, Nova Scotia
Canadian National 1531 4-6-0 Class H-6-c 1910 Simcoe County Museum, Midhurst, Ontario
Canadian National 1762 RSC-14 1960 Confederation Trail, Kensington, Prince Edward Island
Canadian National 1900 GMD1 1958 Winnipeg Railway Museum, Winnipeg, Manitoba
Canadian National 2141 2-8-0 Class M-3-d 1912 Kamloops Heritage Railway, Kamloops, British Columbia
Canadian National 2534 2-8-0

Class N-4-a

1906 Uxbridge, Ontario
Canadian National 2601 2-8-0 Class N-4-a 1907 Canadian Railway Museum, Saint-Constant, Quebec[1]
Canadian National 2616 2-8-0 Class N-4-a 1911 Haliburton Soccer Club, Haliburton, Ontario
Canadian National 2747 2-8-0 Class N-5-c 1926 Transcona Museum,Transcona, Manitoba First locomotive built in western Canada, owned by Transcona Museum.
Canadian National 3239 2-8-2 Class S-1-a 1917 Canadian Railway Museum, Saint-Constant, Quebec[1]
Canadian National 3684 RS-18 1958 Canadian Railway Museum, Saint-Constant, Quebec[1]
Canadian National 3847 RS-18 1959 New Brunswick Railway Museum, Hillsborough, New Brunswick
Canadian National 4008 2-10-2 Class T-1-a 1916 Rainy River, Ontario
Canadian National 4100 2-10-2 Class T-2-a Canadian Railway Museum, Saint-Constant, Quebec[1]
Canadian National 4520 GP9 1956 Alberta Railway Museum, Edmonton, Alberta
Canadian National 4803 GP7 1953 Toronto Railway Museum, Toronto, Ontario
Canadian National 5080 4-6-2 Class J-4-a 1914 Aspen Crossing Railway, Mossleigh, Alberta
Canadian National 5093 4-6-2 Class J-4-c 1918 Casino Regina, Regina, Saskatchewan
Canadian National 5107 4-6-2

Class J-4-d

1919 Kapuskasing, Ontario
Canadian National 5114 4-6-2

Class J-4-d

1919 Regional Park Railroad Museum, Melville, Saskatchewan
Canadian National 5270 4-6-2

Class J-7-a

1918 Moncton, New Brunswick
Canadian National 5550 4-6-2

Class K-2-b

1914 Canadian Railway Museum, Saint-Constant, Quebec[1]
Canadian National 5588 4-6-2

Class K-3-b

1911 Waterfront Park, Windsor, Ontario
Canadian National 5702 4-6-4 Class K-5-a 1930 Canadian Railway Museum, Saint-Constant, Quebec[1]
Canadian National 5703 4-6-4 Class K-5-a 1930 Elgin County Railway Museum, St. Thomas, Ontario
Canadian National 6015 4-8-2 Class U-1-a 1923 Canadian National Depot, Jasper, Alberta
Canadian National 6043 4-8-2 Class U-1-d 1929 Assiniboine Park, Winnipeg, Manitoba
Canadian National 6060 4-8-2 Class U-1-f 1944 Alberta Prairie Steam Tours, Stettler, Alberta
Canadian National 6069 4-8-2 Class U-1-f 1944 Centennial Park, Sarnia, Ontario
Canadian National 6077 4-8-2 Class U-1-f 1944 Northern Ontario Railway Museum, Capreol, Ontario
Canadian National 6153 4-8-4 Class U-2-c 1929 Canadian Railway Museum, Saint-Constant, Quebec[1]
Canadian National 6167 4-8-4 Class U-2-e 1940 John Galt Park, Guelph, Ontario
Canadian National 6200 4-8-4 Class U-2-g 1942 Canada Science and Technology Museum, Ottawa, Ontario[2]
Canadian National 6213 4-8-4 Class U-2-g 1942 Toronto Railway Museum, Toronto, Ontario
Canadian National 6218 4-8-4 Class U-2-g 1942 Fort Erie Railroad Museum, Fort Erie, Ontario
Canadian National 6400 4-8-4 Class U-4-a 1936 Canada Science and Technology Museum, Ottawa, Ontario[2]
Canadian National 6510 FP9A 1954 Kaministiquia River Heritage Park, Thunder Bay, Ontario
Canadian National 6514 F9A 1957 Alberta Railway Museum, Edmonton, Alberta
Canadian National 6520 FP9A 1953 West Coast Railway Association, Squamish, British Columbia
Canadian National 6614 F9B 1957 Alberta Railway Museum, Edmonton, Alberta
Canadian National 6710 Boxcab Class Z-1-a 1917 Deux-Montagnes, Quebec
Canadian National 6711 Boxcab Class Z-1-a 1917 Canadian Railway Museum in Delson, Quebec
Canadian National 6714 Boxcab Class Z-1-a 1917 Halton County Radial Railway, Milton, Ontario
Canadian National 6715 Boxcab Class Z-1-a 1917 Canada Science and Technology Museum, Ottawa, Ontario[2]
Canadian National 6765 FPA-4 1958 Canadian Railway Museum, Saint-Constant, Quebec[1]
Canadian National 7944 NW2 1946 Alberta Railway Museum, Edmonton, Alberta
Canadian National 8245 S-12 1958 New Brunswick Railway Museum, Hillsborough, New Brunswick
Canadian National 9000 F3A 1957 Alberta Railway Museum, Edmonton, Alberta
Canadian National 9161 F7A Manitoba Children's Museum, Winnipeg, Manitoba
Canadian National 9169 F7A Central BC Railway and Forestry Museum, Prince George, British Columbia
Canadian National 9400 FA-1 1950 Canadian Railway Museum, Saint-Constant, Quebec[1]
Canadian Pacific 29 4-4-0 Class A1e 1877 Canadian Pacific headquarters, Calgary, Alberta
Canadian Pacific 86 4-4-0 Class A2l 1882 Prairie Dog Central Railway, Winnipeg, Manitoba
Canadian Pacific 136 4-4-0 Class A2m 1883 South Simcoe Railway, Tottenham, Ontario
Canadian Pacific 144 4-4-0 Class A2q 1886 Canadian Railway Museum, Saint-Constant, Quebec[1]
Canadian Pacific 151 "Countess of Dufferin" 4-4-0 1872 Winnipeg Railway Museum, Winnipeg, Manitoba First locomotive serving prairie provinces, after barged down Red River from U.S. in 1877.
Canadian Pacific 374 4-4-0 Class SC 1886 Vancouver, British Columbia Pulled first CPR transcontinental passenger train into Vancouver, in 1887
Canadian Pacific 492 4-6-0 Class D4g Canadian Railway Museum, Saint-Constant, Quebec[1]
Canadian Pacific 894 4-6-0 Class D10g 1911 Doon Heritage Village, Kitchener, Ontario
Canadian Pacific 926 4-6-0 Class D10g 1911 Canada Science and Technology Museum, Ottawa, Ontario[2]
Canadian Pacific 999 4-6-0 Class D10h 1912 Canadian Railway Museum, Saint-Constant, Quebec[1]
Canadian Pacific 1057 4-6-0 Class D10h 1912 South Simcoe Railway, Tottenham, Ontario
Canadian Pacific 1095 4-6-0 Class D10h 1913 Confederation Park, Kingston, Ontario
Canadian Pacific 1201 4-6-2 Class G5a 1944 Canada Science and Technology Museum, Ottawa, Ontario[2]
Canadian Pacific 1238 4-6-2 Class G5c 1946 Waterloo Central Railway, St. Jacobs, Ontario
Canadian Pacific 1286 4-6-2 Class G5d 1948 Prairie Dog Central Railway, Winnipeg, Manitoba
Canadian Pacific 1409 FP9A 1954 Cranbrook History Centre, Cranbrook, British Columbia
Canadian Pacific 1418 FP7 Riverside Veterans Memorial Park, Medicine Hat, Alberta
Canadian Pacific 1424 FP7 Riverside Veterans Memorial Park, Medicine Hat, Alberta
Canadian Pacific 1608 GP9 1956 Canadian Railway Museum, Saint-Constant, Quebec[1]
Canadian Pacific 2231 4-6-2 Class G1v 1914 Canadian Railway Museum, Saint-Constant, Quebec[1]
Canadian Pacific 2341 4-6-2 Class G3d 1914 Canadian Railway Museum, Saint-Constant, Quebec[1]
Canadian Pacific 2634 4-6-2 Class G2u 1913 Western Development Museum, Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan
Canadian Pacific 2816 4-6-4 Class H1b 1930 Calgary, Alberta Along with 2860, one of only two operating 4-6-4 Hudsons in North America.
Canadian Pacific 2850 4-6-4 Class H1d 1938 Canadian Railway Museum, Saint-Constant, Quebec[1]
Canadian Pacific 2858 4-6-4 Class H1d 1938 Canada Science and Technology Museum, Ottawa, Ontario[2]
Canadian Pacific 2860 4-6-4 Class H1e 1937 West Coast Railway Association, Squamish, British Columbia
Canadian Pacific 2928 4-4-4 Class F1a 1938 Canadian Railway Museum, Saint-Constant, Quebec[1]
Canadian Pacific 3100 4-8-4 Class K1a 1928 Canada Science and Technology Museum, Ottawa, Ontario[2]
Canadian Pacific 3101 4-8-4 Class K1a 1928 Regina, Saskatchewan
Canadian Pacific 3388 2-8-0 Class M3b 1902 Canadian Railway Museum, Saint-Constant, Quebec[1]
Canadian Pacific 3522 2-8-0 Class M4g 1907 Bienfait, Saskatchewan
Canadian Pacific 3651 2-8-0 Class N2a 1910 Lethbridge, Alberta
Canadian Pacific 3716 2-8-0 Class N2b 1912 Kettle Valley Steam Railway, Summerland, British Columbia
Canadian Pacific 4038 FP7A 1951 Minnedosa, Manitoba
Canadian Pacific 4069 FP7A West Coast Railway Association, Squamish, British Columbia
Canadian Pacific 4090 FA-2 Cranbrook History Centre, Cranbrook, British Columbia
Canadian Pacific 4237 DRS-24c Canadian Railway Museum, Saint-Constant, Quebec[1]
Canadian Pacific 4563 DRF-30d Canadian Railway Museum, Saint-Constant, Quebec[1]
Canadian Pacific 4744 DRF-36d Canadian Railway Museum, Saint-Constant, Quebec[1]
Canadian Pacific 5000 GP30 1963 Alberta Railway Museum, Edmonton, Alberta
Canadian Pacific 5433 2-8-2 Class P2b 1943 Chapleau, Ontario
Canadian Pacific 5468 2-8-2 Class P2k 1948 Revelstoke Railway Museum, Revelstoke, British Columbia
Canadian Pacific 5500 SD40 1966 Revelstoke Railway Museum, Revelstoke, British Columbia
Canadian Pacific 5903 SD40-2 Canadian Railway Museum, Saint-Constant, Quebec[1]
Canadian Pacific 5931 2-10-4 Class T1c 1949 Heritage Park Historical Village, Calgary, Alberta
Canadian Pacific 5935 2-10-4 Class T1c 1949 Canadian Railway Museum, Saint-Constant, Quebec[1]
Canadian Pacific 6166 0-6-0 Class U3c 1905 Western Development Museum, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
Canadian Pacific 6271 0-6-0 Class U3e 1912 Canadian Railway Museum, Saint-Constant, Quebec[1]
Canadian Pacific 6275 0-6-0 Class U3e 1913 Huron County Museum, Goderich, Ontario
Canadian Pacific 6503 DS-6a 1951 West Coast Railway Association, Squamish, British Columbia
Canadian Pacific 6568 S-3 1957 Saskatchewan Railway Museum
Canadian Pacific 6591 DS-6h 1957 Railway Museum of Eastern Ontario
Canadian Pacific 6947 0-8-0 Class V4a 1908 Sandon Historical Site, Sandon, British Columbia
Canadian Pacific 7000 1937 Canadian Railway Museum, Saint-Constant, Quebec[1]
Canadian Pacific 7020 S-2 1944 Toronto Railway Museum, Toronto, Ontario
Canadian Pacific 7077 DS-10h 1948 Canadian Railway Museum, Saint-Constant, Quebec[1]
Canadian Pacific 8905 DRS-24c 1956 Canadian Railway Museum, Saint-Constant, Quebec[1]
Canadian Pacific 8921 DRS-24e 1957 Canadian Railway Museum, Saint-Constant, Quebec[1]
Essex Terminal 9 0-6-0 S162 1923 Waterloo Central Railway, St. Jacobs, Ontario
Grand Trunk 713 2-6-0 Class E-7-a 1900 Canadian Railway Museum, Saint-Constant, Quebec[1]
Grand Trunk 1008 2-6-0 Class E-10-a 1910 Upper Canada Village, Morrisburg, Ontario
Hillcrest Lumber Company 9 Climax BC Forest Discovery Centre, Duncan, British Columbia
LB&SCR 54 "Waddon" 0-6-0T Class A1 1875 Canadian Railway Museum, Saint-Constant, Quebec[1]
LNER 4489 Dominion of Canada 4-6-2LNER Class A4 1937 Canadian Railway Museum, Saint-Constant, Quebec[1]
Northern Alberta 302 GMD1 Alberta Railway Museum, Edmonton, Alberta
US Army 4012 0-6-0 1942 Heritage Park Historical Village, Calgary, Alberta
US Army 4076 0-6-0 1944 Heritage Park Historical Village, Calgary, Alberta
St. Laurent 3569 M-420W 1976 Canadian Railway Museum, Saint-Constant, Quebec[1]
Temiskaming 137 2-8-0 Class M-3-e 1913 Cochrane Railway and Pioneer Museum, Cochrane, Ontario
Temiskaming 219 4-6-0 1907 Northern Ontario Railway Museum, Capreol, Ontario
Temiskaming 503 2-8-0 1930 North Bay, Ontario
Temiskaming 701 4-6-2 1921 Englehart, Ontario
VIA 6309 FP9ARM 1957 Canadian Railway Museum, Saint-Constant, Quebec[1]
VIA 6921 LRC 1984 Canadian Railway Museum, Saint-Constant, Quebec[1]

See also

References

  1. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am Roberts, Earl; Stremes, David, eds. (2024). "Preserved Railway and Traction Equipment" (PDF). Canadian Trackside Guide 2024. 3 (42). Ottawa, Ontario: The Bytown Railway Society Inc.: 110–113. ISSN 0829-3023. Archived (PDF) from the original on 2025-08-03.
  2. ^ a b c d e f g h i Roberts, Earl; Stremes, David (eds.). "Preserved Railway and Traction Equipment" (PDF). Canadian Trackside Guide 2024. 3 (42). Ottawa, Ontario: The Bytown Railway Society Inc.: 87–88. Archived (PDF) from the original on 2025-08-03.
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