Water Stop at Red Pass Junction

by Max Jacquiard

The Fraser River flows out of the western end of Moose Lake, 44 miles west of Jasper. Here, at Red Pass Junction, the CNR mainline divides into separate routes to the ports of Prince Rupert and Vancouver. The double spouted steel water tank standing between the diverging tracks was well positioned to service steam locomotives from either side. The engineer of a Vancouver bound freight examines the running gear of his 2-10-2 while the fireman tops up the engine's tender.  The water tank, hotel and store in the picture are gone as well as the station and other buildings that housed a small community here.

Giclee on Canvas 36" x 24"
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