Canadian Northern Railway Turntable (1905)
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2-8-0 "Consolidation Type" steam locomotive.
At the time of its acquisition by Canadian National Railways, in 1919 the Canadian Northern had 280 locomotives of this wheel arrangement, as well as 10 engines from the Duluth, Winnipeg & Pacific. The oldest of the Canadian Northern was #401 built in 1907, with consecutive road numbers up to #415. These became Canadian National class M-1-a #2010 to #2024.
Following the delivery of these engines from Canadian Locomotive Co. (Kingston), additional orders were made for M-1-b at CLC in 1908 for #451 to #490 while at the same time Canada Foundry in Toronto produced engines in the class M-2-a in 1907 and 1908, #601 to #625.
The locomotive pictured here was of the M-3-a class, built by Montreal Locomotive Works, #416 to #430 in 1907 and engines #431 to #450 were completed between 1908 and 1909. #448 became CNR #2121 and continued in service until 1955, when it was scrapped.