Old locomotives at the Clarenville railway museum.

A photo taken by Steve Manders at the location Clarenville with coordinates [48.172888, -53.963782]. Additionally, you might be interested in finding other photos captured by different users near Clarenville. Both sets of images could provide a richer perspective of the area and showcase various moments in time.

Old locomotives at the Clarenville railway museum. by Steve Manders
Near Photos

Near Photos of Clarenville at [48.172888, -53.963782]

Canadian National Clarenville Sept/09 by blueeyes989
Railway in Clarenville by blueeyes989
NF110 #900 Aug 2008 by {oroka}
CLARENVILLE RAILWAY MUSEUM, with a train station and retired locomotives. The line was built starting in 1981, completed 1891, and closed in 1988. The locomotive was built in 1949 by Plymouth Locomotive Works, USA. It weighs 35 tons. All railways in Newfoundland used narrow gauge tracks, 3 ft. 6 ininches wide. by Steve Manders
Clarenville train station for the Nefoundland Railway. Built in 1891, closed in 1983. by Steve Manders
Steve Manders's Other Photos

Other photos taken by Steve Manders

Commercial crab fishing boat. by Steve Manders
Lafarge Discovery Centre, 1825. Now a museum. Note the very old style wood boat in front and the original 1812 British Army sentry box at the back right. Also note functional window shutters to protect expensive and delicate window glass of 1825. by Steve Manders
Granite hill, looking west. by Steve Manders
Dutch belted cows enjoy a day out at - 20 C. by Steve Manders
Moose on Opeongo Lake Road by Steve Manders
A long ancient fault line in the Canadian shield rock made this hill and marsh. This made it easy to build the Canadian Northern Railway (CNoR) in 1912 by simply dredging the mud for the railway base. No tree cutting, rock blasting and so on. The fault line goes from near Perth Road Village to Indian Lake near Chaffey's Locks in a NE direction. Any savings here was quickly lost just to the north of here. by Steve Manders