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    This photograph shows a group of passengers waiting outside the Paris Junction Station. The tracks carried trains from both the Great Western Railway and Buffalo-Goderich Railway lines, and both companies shared the station. This photo shows the third rail on the tracks, which was used to allow American freight cars ...

    This photograph depicts the Paris Junction Station in 1907. The train on the left came from Goderich, while the train on the right came from London. The trains brought goods and express parcels, which the horse wagons depicted were waiting to pick up. A bus to the Arlington Hotel is ...

    (On original matting) PS 195 LAST RUN OF A LAKE ERIE AND NORTHERN PASSENGER CAR April 24, 1955 [sic] Negative by Kay Tew Marshall; Enlargment by D.A. Smith. Property of Paris Historical Society

    Trainman's lantern, patented 1905, white glass.

    (On original matting) Canadian National Railway Station, Paris, Ont. Railway Station c. 1928 Broadway St. Copied and enlarged by D.A. Smith

    This photograph depicts the junction of the Great Western Railway and the Buffalo-Goderich Railway in Paris, around 1860. The locomotive seen to the right is named "Venus." This image was printed on the second page of photographs in At the Forks of the Grand: Volume II by D. A. Smith.