after Montreal Locomotive Works. The site of the old plant (known as "Block D") sat vacant for 35 years while several proposed developments failed to materialize or obtain municipal approval. It would be the last vacated portion of Ontario Street's formerly industrial waterfront to be developed. After work to negate the effects of a century of industrial pollutants in the soil, it has recently been redeveloped with three high-rise apartment/condominium buildings (Locomotive Apartments, Carruthers Wharf, and Royal George), a high-rise hotel (Marriott Residences Inn), and a small municipal park (Battery Park). Clients Canadian Pacific Railway Canadian National Railway References External links Canadian Locomotive Company Trainweb Defunct locomotive manufacturers of Canada Companies based in Kingston, Ontario Rail transport in Kingston, Ontario Defunct manufacturing companies of Canada Defunct rolling stock manufacturers of Canada History of manufacturing in Ontario Vehicle manufacturing companies established in 1901 1901 establishments in Ontario Vehicle manufacturing companies disestablished in 1969 1969 disestablishments in Ontario