Railways

The Adventure Train is a game based on Canada's railway history. Expect some amazing discoveries about the building of the railway, what the various railway cars were like, and what you can learn about this history from museums.
http://www.virtualmuseum.ca/Exhibitions/Trains/English/index...

Visitor information for the Alberta Central Railway Museum, located near Wetaskiwin, Alberta.
http://www.abcentralrailway.com/

Alberta Railway Museum in Edmonton presents descriptions and photos of trains in collection, visitor information, links to railway history and other related sites.
http://www.railwaymuseum.ab.ca/

The Atlas of Alberta Railways presents the railroading history of Alberta with detailed maps accompanied by articles, illustrations, photos, charts, graphs and interesting trivia.
http://railways-atlas.tapor.ualberta.ca/cocoon/atlas/

The BC Forest Discovery Centre in Duncan, British Columbia is a museum offering a collection of logging- and steam-related artifacts.
http://www.bcforestmuseum.com/

Information about this library which specializes in materials that document the history of rail transportation in Canada, with emphasis on eastern Ontario. Collection includes books, magazines, photos, drawings and maps.
http://www.ovar.ca/CraigLibrary/craiglib.htm

One-stop resource for train transportation and rail-related attractions around Canada. Includes information on excursions, historical societies, museums, books, videos, heritage railway stations, as well as maps and a photo gallery.
http://www.canadabyrail.ca/

Model train museum on Granville Island, its history, virtual tours, collections, latest acquisitions, history of Canadian railroads, biographies, articles, videos, photos, and educational resources.
http://www.modeltrainsmuseum.bc.ca/trains/index_flash.cfm

The Canadian Museum of Rail Travel in Cranbrook, B.C. showcases its collection and offers visitor information and video.
http://www.crowsnest.bc.ca/cmrt/index.html

Business background and information on the company for both the general public and employees.
http://www8.cpr.ca/