Canada Atlantic 0-6-0 #2

Date	Statement	Source
1889-2	Built by Baldwin as CA 2 C/N 9810	Railroad History #147
1889-03-04	Newly arrived at Elgin Street station	Ottawa Free Press. Thanks to Colin Churcher
1889-03-04	A new monster yard locomotive, known as No. 2, which was built in the United States, arrived at the Elgin Street station for the C.A.R. It is of heavy draught power.	Ottawa Free Press 1889-03-04(Transcribed by Colin J. Churcher in 'Local Railway...)
1893-06-15	Shunting engine No. 2 of the C.A.R., making a flying shunt, sent cars flying through the oil office of W.S.D. Morris at Bank street, completely wrecking it and cutting a telegraph pole in two; no one was injured.	Ottawa Free Press 1893-06-15(Transcribed by Colin J. Churcher in 'Local Railway...)
1893-12-07	The official car of the C.A.R. and engine No. 2 ran off the track in the Bank Street yard; one end of the car was smashed in and yardman Paul Brennan had his shoulder dislocated.	Ottawa Journal 1893-12-07(Transcribed by Colin J. Churcher in 'Local Railway...)
1893-12-21	Two of the old locomotives that had been working on the construction of the O.A. & P.S. railway during the summer, numbers 2 and 5, both light engines, arrived at the Elgin street yard; unless they were required for extra service in the yard they would be shipped for the winter. Filed on this engine on the operator's identification of "No. 2"; the item does not say which railway's Nos. 2 and 5 these were. No. 5 is not filed.	Ottawa Free Press 1893-12-21(Transcribed by Colin J. Churcher in 'Local Railway...)
1905-1	Renumbered GTR 1317 Class F5	Railroad History #147
1910	Renumbered GTR 2566	Railroad History #147
1923	Renumbered CNR 7084	Railroad History #147
1925-7	Scrapped	Railroad History #147
	?? H.L.Broadbelt Collection of Baldwin Negatives
	As CA 2, Mackay p.104, Harold K. Vollrath Collection.