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    Railway glad hand for airline hose, part of braking system connects air hoses to one another.

    This is a letter to Mr. J. P. Nunan, Chairman Paris Public Library Board regarding subscription to Canadian national Railways magazine.

    This is photographic postcard depicting train wreck near Paris, Ont. The original photo was provided by the Paris Museum and Historical Society.

    This is the image of remitter's receipt issued 15 October 1940, in Paris (Ont.).

    This is the image of remitter's Receipt issued 10 December 1957. Canada National Railway Co.

    This is brochure "Rules of the Great Western Railway", published by the Provident Society in Hamilton (Ont.) in 1877.

    This is a copy of the agreement between the Canadian National Railway Company and the Municipality of the Town of Paris.

    Resolution of the Board of Railway Chief Commissioners for Canada (Order No. 17441) regarding application of the Corporation of the Town of Paris for authority to cross the tracks of the Grand Trunk Railway Company by an overhead bridge.

    This photograph depicts a Grand Trunk Railway steam locomotive pulling passenger cars.

    A letter to the Town Clerk (Paris, Ont.) informing that the Railway Commission has approved the erection of a foot bridge over the Grand Trunk Railway opposite the premises of the International Harvester Co.

    Minutes of Public Meeting held on 26 November 1855 of the Buffalo, Brantford and Goderich Railway.

    Inventory No. 2004.0018.13 Property of the Paris Museum and Historical Society...

    This if freight receipt issued on July 4 in Burlington, Ont.

    This is the envelope from a letter addressed to J. W. Kellum, Esq., Depot Ticket Agent, C. N. R., Paris, Ont.

    This is Canadian National Railway Waybill No. 8003 issued on April 12, 1960.

    This is a photograph of a new bridge over Grand river. It was donated to the Paris Museum by Barry Kemp (Bengough, SK), great grandson of John and Mary Graham, former residents of Paris, Ont. John Graham was born in Paris on 24 March 1874. In 1908, Grahams left Paris ...

    This photograph depicts a railway accident on December 27, 1889 at St. George Viaduct. The St. Louise Express, one of the fastest trains of the Grand Trunk Railway was crossing the viaduct at about 50 miles an hour when one of the engine's drive rods broke loose (Brantford Expositor, June ...

    No. 1, 20 feet from crossing.

    This is undated photograph of the Grand Trunk train wreck at the Juncton.

    This is photographic postcard depicts a train wreck near Paris, Ont. The original photo was provided by the Paris Museum and Historical Society.