Canada Atlantic 4-4-0 #607

Locomotive· unit

Saint Lawrence and Ottawa #9, Lucy Dalton

1873-2 – 1885-4

CPR 3222

1885-4 – 1890-7

Parry Sound Colonization Ry #1

1890-7 – 1898

CA 607

1898 – 1905-1

GTR 1319

1905-1 – 1906-6

Canada Atlantic 4-4-0 #607

date unknown

as reported

Cylinder Stroke: 24"

Cylinder Diameter: 16"

Drivers: 62"

9 facts

Date	Statement	Source
1873-2	Built by Taunton as Saint Lawrence and Ottawa #9, Lucy Dalton Thanks to Bill McConnell	Lavallee pp236, 385
1885-4	Renumbered CPR 3222 Thanks to Bill McConnell	Lavallee p236
1890-7	Acquired as Parry Sound Colonization Ry #1 Thanks to Bill McConnell	Lavallee pp236
1893-06-23	No. 1 locomotive from the Parry Sound Colonization company's road was turned out of the C.A.R. shops repaired and repainted and generally fixed up. The engine, of very old construction, burned wood altogether and had a funnel fully five feet in diameter on its smoke stack, making the whole engine appear ancient; the company found wood easier to use on its line because it was handier and cheaper there than coal. On June 29 the engine was lingering around the depot waiting for its tender, which was being repaired and repainted, its unique and ancient appearance attracting much attention. The June 29 item says "No. 2"; the transcriber notes this should presumably be No. 1.	Ottawa Free Press 1893-06-23(Transcribed by Colin J. Churcher in 'Local Railway...),Ottawa Free Press 1893-06-29(The item calls the engine "No. 2". Transcribed by ...)
1898	Renumbered CA 607	Railroad History #147
1905-1	Renumbered GTR 1319	Railroad History #147
1906-6	Scrapped	Railroad History #147
	As PSC 1, PA 176956
	As CA 607, APM 369, MacKay p99, Bell p120