This 50’ gondola with fishbelly sides, drop ends and crushed stone load is painted brown with white logo and lettering. It was built by National Steel Car in October 1954, serviced in April 1957, and runs on Roller Bearing trucks. The PGE was incorporated in 1912 to build a line from Vancouver to a connection with the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway (GTP) at Prince George. The British Columbia government acquired all stock in 1918 and in 1972 changed their name to British Columbia Railway with reporting marks BCOL and BCIT (international service cars). Some PGE-marked cars still remain on their roster. Cars with PGE reporting marks were no longer listed by January 2008.