Publisher's Synopsis
This book traces the history of the Credit Valley Railway, a major Canadian railroad that played a key role in the development of Ontario's economy and transportation infrastructure. The authors explore the challenges faced by the railway in its early years, as well as the impact of the railway on the communities it served. This book is an essential resource for railroad enthusiasts and anyone interested in the history of Canadian transportation.
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