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"Grand Trunk Railway Station, London, Ont."
Manufacturer RAPHAEL TUCK & SONS

"Grand Trunk Railway Station, London, Ont."

Dimensions9 x 13.8 cm
Credit LineGift of Mrs. H.G. Thompson, 1980.
Object number1980.050.001
Label TextThe Grand Trunk Railway Station was located in London at the south side of York Street, between Clarence and Richmond Streets. The station was a London landmark and point of a great amount of travel over the years it was in operation. In 1935 the station was torn down and replaced with the Canadian National Railways (CNR) station.
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