
Back in mid-March, I drove west on the CP mainline for a little while to take a few pictures of the grain elevator at Meadows, MB (here).

The elevator has a single-ended siding (points face east).

There is a beautiful shot of this elevator here. According to that page, the elevator was one of the first built by Paterson around the turn of the century (meaning the 19th-20th century!), and is now abandoned. The nearby modern elevator at Rosser handles all the traffic.

I found a list of wood elevators in Manitoba... good reference material.
1 comment:
Hi Steve,
Here's a 1984 photo of the elevator at Meadows:
http://tracksidetreasure.blogspot.com/2009/01/cp-grain-boxcars.html
Differences: classic wooden moveable station replaced by Atco shed, siding gone, tin sheeting being taken away by the wind.
Nice shots nonetheless, thanks for sharing.
Eric
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