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      Photo of a girder being replaced on the railway trestle that crosses Trout Creek (near the St. Marys train station). Men can be seen standing on either side, with large machinery seen slowly letting the girder down. The Presbyterian Church can be seen in the background. See also 0763ph, 2092ph ...

      REPLACEING GIRDERS ON G T R BRIDGE ST' MARYS' ONT.

      Photo of a girder being replaced on the railway trestle that crosses Trout Creek (near the St. Marys train station). Men can be seen standing on either side, with large machinery seen slowly letting the girder down. Click on the image to see an article on the replacement of the ...

      This is a photograph of the London Bridge over Trout Creek being repaired in 1912. A girder is being replaced by large machinery while men stand on either side. The Presbyterian and Holy Name of Mary Catholic Church can be seen in the background.

      This is a photograph of the Grand Trunk Railway Station (VIA Rail Station) and the London Bridge. Three cars are parked outside the station. The London Bridge opened for traffic in 1858, a year after Grand Trunk Railway announced plans to open a railway line to London and Sarnia from ...

      This photo shows the London Bridge over trout creek in winter. It is taken from just behind the Grand Trunk Railway station that is now a VIA Rail station. The London Bridge opened for traffic in 1858, a year after Grand Trunk Railway announced plans to open a railway line ...

      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 train going across the London Bridge over Trout Creek. The London Bridge opened for traffic in 1858, a year after Grand Trunk Railway announced plans to open a railway line to London and Sarnia from St. Marys. Two bridges were built: the London Bridge ...

      "G.T.R. Bridge Over Trout Creek. St. Marys."

      This photograph give a view of the London Bridge looking east. The London Bridge was built over Trout Creek, seen in this photo. The London Bridge was constructed in 1857, after the opening of a new branch of the Grand Trunk rail line. The bridge is still in use today. ...

      This photograph features the building of the Church Street Bridge over Trout Creek. The bridge was designed by Leon Clench and originally built in the summer of 1884,as this photo demonstrates. The bridge would later be rebuilt in 1979. The London Bridge is visible in the background of the photo.

      This image shows a CN train passing over the London Bridge as viewed from Station Street. The London Bridge itself was constructed in 1857 after the opening of a new branch of the Grand Trunk rail line was announced. The first trains passed over the bridge in 1858 and the ...

      This photo captures a passenger train crossing London Bridge with a view of Widder Street in the background. It was entered by Glen Spearin into the Heritage Week Contest in 1989.

      Photo of the London railway bridge being repaired.

      Photo of a passenger train (heading to Toronto) crossing the London railway viaduct.

      Aerial view of the London railway bridge with some homes in view (especially tree-line Widder Street).

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      This photo shows a CN train going over the London bridge as seen from Station Street with Trout Creek also visible. The bridge was built in 1857 after it was announced that the Grand Trunk rail line would be expanding into the area. The first train crossed the bridge in ...

      This photo was take from the Queen Street overpass and looks down to the St. Marys Train Station. In the background, the London Bridge is visible while in the foreground the Union Bus waits for the train to arrive.

      This image shows the bridges that cross Trout Creek (Water, Wellington, Church) with the Rice Lake Dam in the foreground. In the background you can see the trestles of the London Bridge.