admin | April 26, 2009
The Sarnia Observer and Western Advertiser
December 15, 1853
The Great Western Railway
We give the following extract ( says the North American ), from a communication which appeared in a late No. of the Canadian, in reference to the Great Western Railway. After a somewhat lenghty introduction, the writer says:
“My reason for now troubling you is, that [...]
admin | April 19, 2009
Friday was a great day to do some out door work. I put in a full day working on the garden railroad. The frost had moved the ground a little and, the track had to be leveled in a few places. There was a fair amount of dirt and gravel to move and, some of [...]
admin | April 9, 2009
admin | April 9, 2009
The Sarnia Observer and Western Advertiser
December 15,1853
Great Western Railroad
We are most happy in being able to state that the work at this end of the line is progressing rapidly. We were informed today, by one of the engineers engaged on the road, that but seven miles remains to be done between this and Chatham, and that [...]
admin | April 8, 2009
Morgan Turney – Publisher North Kildonan Publications
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April 6, 2009
New Magazine about Canadian Railways Launched
Railfan Canada Features Photos, Articles About Canadian Trains
WINNIPEG, Man. — Suzanne Lemon can’t remember not ever liking trains–one of her earliest memories as a child is of seeing the vintage steam locomotive that pulled the Prairie Dog Central tourist train near Winnipeg.
“I [...]
admin | April 3, 2009
Sarnia Observer and Lambton Advertiser
December 15, 1853
London and Huron Railway
Application will be made to Parliment at its next sitting, for power to construct a Railway from London to some port on Lake Huron. As Goderich would seem to offer some advantages, we should be glad to know how the enterprising people of that section view [...]
admin | April 3, 2009
Ontario Short Line – Trillium Railway
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admin | April 3, 2009
Sarnia Observer and Western Advertiser
December 15, 1853
Grand Trunk Railway
The works on the Quebec and Richmond and the Toronto and Sarnia branches of the Grand Trunk Railway, are in full progress. The Section between Toronto and Montreal is not so far advanced; the surveys of this part of the line having had to be made this [...]
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