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    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.

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

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

    This is photographic postcard depicting Grand Trunk train wreck at the Junction. The original photograph was provided by the Paris Museum and Archives.

    This is photographic postcard depicting train wreck on Grand Valley Railway near Paris, Ont., on 15 January 1908. The Grand Valley Railway was the first electric railway line built between Brantford and Galt. It began operations in November 1904. The original photo was donated by W. Gihchrist to the Paris ...

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

    This is railway oil can for engine service.

    Telephone your telegrams from here. Ask Operator for Western Union.

    Signal Light, double end, 2 blue lenses.

    Railway Tong for Tie.

    Reverse side: "Has this card look anything like the Old Town. [?]".

    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 ...

    Grand River Ry. 848 departs from Brantford station for points on the Lake Erie & Northern Ry. No. 848 was from a group of nine cars built by Preston in 1921 for the 1500 volt GRR and LEBN which comprised Canadian Pacific’s small traction empire in southern Ontario. Car was ...

    "G.T.R. Bridge. St. George"