The fourth preview video (and fifth video altogether) for Steam Through Port Credit is now up, and I invite you to watch it. In this one, we spend an hour with Jim Shaughnessy at the easternmost end of the Oakville Subdivision, near Union Station in Toronto. The date is Sunday, March 10, 1957—one week after Grand Trunk Western GP9s have taken over the passenger trains to/from Chicago:

Our introductory video (above) presents an overview of the scope of Steam Through Port Credit.
 

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