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THE RAILWAY ROLLING STOCKINDUSTRY IN CANADAA History of 1. Years of Canadian Railway Car Buildingby Andrew Merrilees. This page contains an unpublished Andrew Merrilees manuscript written in 1. Merrilees collection at the National Archives of Canada and also at the Archives of Ontario. To date this effort has languished within these collections, aside from a handful of copies made by assorted freight car enthusiasts. Although many changes have occurred in the Canadian railway industry since 1. Andrew Merrilees manuscript does provide a good overview of the railway car builders up to that date. Canada Car Mfg. Co. Toronto 1. 87. Canadian Engine Machinery Co. Kingston 1. Augustin Cantin   Montreal 1. Carmichael Brown   Montreal 1. Dickey, Neill Co. Toronto 1. William Hamilton Sons. Ltd.    Toronto 1. Gzowski Co.    Toronto 1. Ontario License Plate Office Ottawa' title='Ontario License Plate Office Ottawa' />F. James   Saint John 1. Kingston Car Works P. W. Folger   Kingston 1. Mc. 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WINNIPEG In what is being heralded as a win for cranky Canadians everywhere, the Manitoba Court of Appeal has ruled in favour of the creation of special license. S.  1. 89. 1 1. 91. Silliker Car Co. later Nova Scotia Car Works   Halifax 1. Canadian General Electric Co., Ltd. Peterborough 1. N. A. C. Lariviere   Montreal 1. Preston Car Coach Co. Canadian Brill Company SW Preston 1. Ottawa Car Manufacturing Co. SW Ottawa 1. Patterson Corbin   St. Catharines 1. 88. James S. Charles Omnibus Co., later St. Charles Pringle Co. Belleville 1. Tillsonburg Electric Car Co. Tillsonburg 1. Ledoux Jennings Co. Montreal 1. Canadian General Transit Co. XX ST Riviere des Prairies 1. General Motors Diesel Limited XX SX London 1. Marine Industries Limited XX S Sorel 1. Montreal Locomotive Works Ltd. XX S Montreal 1. Procor Limited formerly Sparling Tank Limited XX ST Oakville 1. Legend S Steel car building plants. SW Plants which built both steel and wood cars. ST Steel tank car building plant only. SX Has built steam generator cars and portable substation cars only. XX Plants presently operating as of early 1. NOTE The Preston Car Coach Co. The English construction firm of Peto, Brassey, Betts Jackson were what would be today called a construction consortium for the purpose of building and equipping large portions of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada, which was built in the mid 1. In addition to actually constructing the line, theirs was the responsibility of furnishing the locomotives and rolling stock, and of turning the line over to the shareholders as an operating unit. It was an unusual contract, but not an uncommon one for the times. Naturally, under such an arrangement, and on a project of such magnitude, the temptation was strong upon the partners to attempt to build their own locomotive and rolling stock rather than subcontract this to established builders. A plant was therefore set up on the banks of the Mersey River at Birkenhead, England by Peto Company, which became known as Canada Works. Here some of the earliest locomotives in use on the Grand Trunk in Canada were built, and, it is also believed, parts, if not the entire structures, of many of its early cars. Grand Trunk records in the possession of the writer show a total of 8. Peto Company in the years 1. What the record does not say however, is where Peto Company built them. We can only speculate at this far remove, and the most reasonable speculation having regard for the times seems to be that the wheels, truck frames and other metal parts were probably sent out from England, and the wooden parts of the cars constructed here by Peto Companys forces using local lumber which was abundant and cheap. This work probably took place at the port of debarkation, which was Montreal. The cars constructed were used on the Atlantic St. Lawrence, the Eastern Division, and the Toronto Sarnia sections of the line, and were, if our analysis of the situation is correct, among the first railway cars built in Canada. Some of these Peto Company cars existed well into this century on the Grand Trunk, but no photographs or drawings of them have so far become available. Return to builders list. The firm of Mc. Lean Wright, 7. Craig St., Montreal, were old established carriage builders when the Grand Trunk Railway gave them the first of several large orders for passenger and freight cars in 1. They were in business as early as 1. Canada prior to 1. In any case between 1. Mc. Lean firm, under the various partnership styles through which it passed in that period, produced 7. Grand Trunk Railway. The original principals of this partnership appear to have been Duncan Mc. Lean and Thomas Wright, both coach and carriage builders of Montreal. In 1. 85. 3 they appear to have moved their shop to a new location in Montreal on Murray Street, near Wellington Street. In 1. 85. 4 the name of the firm was changed to Mc. Lean Fleck, the new partner being Alexander Fleck, proprietor of the Vulcan Iron Works at 1. William Street, Montreal. This was a large foundry operation which was needed by Mr. Linux Mint Skin Pack For Windows 7 Free Download. Mc. Lean to supply the many metal parts for his increasingly large production of cars. Thomas Wright disappears from Montreal city directories at this time, though other parties with the same surname continued in the carriage building business in Montreal for some years subsequently. In 1. 85. 6 Mr. Duncan Mc. Lean, the senior partner apparently moved from Montreal to Toronto and set up business there as a railway car builder on the north west corner of Queen Street West and Denison Avenue. There is no indication that Alexander Fleck built any railway cars following the dissolution of his partnership with Duncan Mc. Lean. In about 1. Alexander Fleck moved from Montreal to Ottawa, where the foundry business which he had commenced in Montreal is still functioning as Alexander Fleck Limited, manufacturers of sawmill and paper mill machinery. It is not known how many, or exactly which Mc. Lean built Grand Trunk cars were built in his Montreal period, or how many in his Toronto period, but it is certain that his Toronto operation did not survive after 1. Toronto. Many of these Mc. Lean built cars, like the Peto Company cars described earlier, lasted well into this century, and some of them were even active as construction sleeping and dining cars on the building of the Grand Trunk Pacific in the Canadian west. If a photograph exists of one of them, it has not been possible to identify it positively as being a Mc. Lean built car. This is because whilst the writer posesses Grand Trunk Equipment records from its beginnings up to 1. Canadian National, those for the period 1. As this period includes a general renumbering of all cars which took place on July 1, 1.