Moving the White Pass & Yukon enginehouse at Whitehorse, Yukon. I think it is now used for the narrow gauge trolley there. It was built during WWII to replace another one that burned, taking several former US mainland narrow gauge locomotives with it.

http://www.the-ashpit.com/pimages/WPYenghsewhs17.jpg

[quote="bobyar2001"]Moving the White Pass & Yukon enginehouse at Whitehorse, Yukon.
http://www.the-ashpit.com/pimages/WPYenghsewhs17.jpg[/quote

"I think it is now used for the narrow gauge trolley there."

That is correct. It is now part of the MacBride Museum and will house WP&YR related displays as well as the Whitehorse trolley [ex Lisbon trolley]


" It was built during WWII to replace another one that burned,"

The original enginehouse built in 1901 burned on December 25, 1943.

"taking several former US mainland narrow gauge locomotives with it."

not quite 'several'
ex ET&WNC loks 10 & 14 were used as Whitehorse switching engines and were severely damaged by the fire. Pictures and info at:

http://narrowmind.railfan.net/WPYR/late ... 10-14.html

I thought that pic looked familiar

You can see the rest of the enginehouse pics that I posted at:

http://www.the-ashpit.com/template.cfm? ... rchive.cfm

scroll down to WPY

enjoy,

Mike Peltier