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      This photo shows a view looking north down the old millrace. This millrace is now a part of the road around the flats. The house pictured is 72 Water Street North, which still stands today. Sarnia Bridge is pictured in the distance.

      This is a photograph of the Thames River looking north towards the Sarnia Bridge. There is a lone cow standing in the river.

      View of St. Marys looking South, 1864. A mill, the miller's house, the Sarnia Bridge, the Old Town Hall, and the Anglican Church can be seen. This picture was taken in wintertime, with L. Cruttenden posed in the carriage.

      Colour photo showing railway tracks on the CPR line near the St. Marys Cement Plant.

      Colour photo showing a train crossing over the frozen Thames River on the Sarnia railway bridge. This photo was taken on December 12, 1989, just a few days before the Sarnia line was closed.

      Colour photo showing a train heading out of St. Marys via the Sarnia bridge. This photo was taken on December 12, 1989, just a few days before the Sarnia line was closed. The Sarnia railway bridge is now part of a walking trail.

      Photo of the Sarnia railway bridge as seen from the South Ward.

      This photograph shows an aerial view of the north ward of St. Marys. In the bottom right corner of the image, you can see the London Bridge over Trout Creek. On the left, in the distance, you can see the Sarnia Bridge. Two church spires are also visible: the Presbyterian ...

      This is a photograph of a man, identified as Ed Carr, looking out towards rice lake and the Sarnia Bridge. A note on the photograph points out that the picture was developed backwards, so the photograph is a mirror image of what it should be.

      This photo shows the falls in the foreground with the Thames River extending into the back to the Sarnia Bridge.

      This photograph shows the Sarnia Bridge in the winter. At the time that this photo was taken it would have still been in use as a train viaduct but it would later close in the late 1980's.

      St. Marys Ont. from the railway bridge Sun, Aug 7, 1921

      "Rice Lake, St. Mary's, Ont., Canada"

      Photo of the girders being replaced on the Sarnia bridge. Just visible is the original dam.

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      "Rice Lake, St. Mary's Ont."

      "St' Marys ONT"

      "On the Thames, St. Mary's, Ont."

      "Wreck on Main Line. G.T.R. St. Marys. Sept. 4th 1900."

      This photo gives a view of the Thames River looking South. The Sarnia Bridge, a railway bridge built 1858, is visible in the distance. This photo is believed to have been taken by James Leary, a local photographer who owned a photography studio in St. Marys from 1882 to 1896.