The Official Newsletter of the TH&B Historical Society
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The Official Newsletter of the TH&B Historical Society |
Listed here are the Tables of Contents from Volume 15 of The Ontarian, the official newsletter of the TH&B Railway historical society. The Ontarian is published quarterly.
Listed for each issue are the articles and columns appearing in the issue. For articles, the author of the article is listed.
Also listed are the photos and graphics appearing in the issue. For the most part, the photos and graphics are listed for each article. Photos and graphics not associated with an article are listed as Miscellaneous Images for the issue.
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Volume 15 Number 1: September 2015On the cover: GP-9 #403, and an unidentified 50 class yard engine idle outside the Chatham Street Roundhouse in July 1985. Dave Howard Photograph. |
| Article | Author | Photos and Graphics |
| Passenger Train Operations on the Toronto Hamilton and Buffalo Line | John C. Eull | |
| Building Plans: The Hunter Street Station | Roger Baxter | |
| Form 1003 - Freight Train Consist Report | ||
| TH&B Historical Society Executive Report |
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Volume 15 Number 2: August 2016On the cover: The Starlight from Toronto, led by CPR SD-40-2 #5552 and an unidentified MLW C-630M, are seen backing off of the west leg of the Main Street Wye and into the Chatham Street Roundhouse to return SW-9 #57 from servicing at Agincourt Yard in October 1982. Dave Howard Photograph.
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| Article | Author | Photos and Graphics |
| Recollections ot the TH&B in Brantford | James Mittlefehldt and Bob Livingstone | |
| Form 1003 - Freight Train Consist Report Extra East, November 10, I972. | ||
| TH&B Historical Society Executive Report |
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Volume 15 Number 3: April 2017On the cover: A sulphuric acid train, led b GP-7 #74, GP-9 #402 and GP-7 #72, glides eastbound through Grussies, Ontario, On October 1, 1975. Keith Sirman Photograph
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| Article | Author | Photos and Graphics |
| How the Late Every Night Came to Operate over the Tired, Hungry and Broke | James Mittletehldt | |
| Building Plans - The TH&B Grade Separation Project | Roger Baxter | |
| Saved! The TH&B's Last Active Surviving Freight Car Donated for Preservation | Lance Brown | |
| TH&B Historical Society Executive Report | ||
| Photo Section - 2200 Series Gondolas | ||
| From The Archives - Electro-Motive Company Advertisement, Circa 7930 | Courtesy of the Stephen Puchalski Collection |
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Volume 15 Number 4On the cover: The Aberdeen Raod Switcher, lead by GP-7 #75, GP-9#403 and SW-9 #57, approach the Poullette Street bridge in Hamilton, travelling eastward towards Port Maitland in June 1986. Dave Howard Photograph |
| Article | Author | Photos and Graphics |
| TH&B Section Gangs and Their Tool Houses. | Kevin Leddy | |
| TH&B Historical Society Executive Report | ||
| Photo Section: TH&B Tool Houses - Part -1 | ||
| Form 1003 - Train Consist Report Nanticoke Steel Train- July 21, 1984 |
