Canadian Pacific A2q 4-4-0 144 built in 1886 is blown-down at Norton in preparation for taking the mixed train to Chipman, New Brunswick. Two other 4-4-0's were also in use on the branch from Chipman because the bridges on the line could not carry heavier power. The three 4-4-0's worked the branch for a half dozen more months and all have been preserved. They were among the first and last steam locomotives owned by the CPR. At 144's pilot can be seen a bit of the bridge at the start of the branch to Chipman.

Photographed by EDWARD OZOG, June 19, 1959.
Added to the photo archive by Edward Ozog, July 24, 2011.
Railroad: Canadian Pacific.

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