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Many of these are not of Canada Southern, but only items showing the Canada Southern will be included.
This information is Contact information is in
addresss.htm.
[There are 14 divisions,
including the Niagara Division.
CRHA preserves information including photos.]
[I haven't seen this yet,
except the Smiths Falls museum about 1990.
It "maintains an Archives and Library as well as
a collection of over 10,000 artifacts."
It might have some CS / MCR information?
Apparently the Toronto archives, recently moved to
Avenue Road, have some CS / MCR information.]
["Great Exits: The 401" says it is
"in a retired 1955 CN baggage car on McLean Street
at Queen and William Streets",
open May-Sept M-F 9-5 SS 12-5, free admission.]
[I haven't seen this museum yet.
It might have some CS / MCR information?]
[Pamphlet says:
"Known as the "Railway Capital of Canada", in its heydey
St. Thomas saw some 26 railway lines pass through"]
[See also
Railway capital of Canada,
which has different web and email addresses that do work:
[I haven't seen this museum yet.]
[Restored historic site
with railway artifacts and memorabilia.]
[I haven't seen this yet.]
[In a preserved CN station.]
[I haven't seen this since about 1990?
It might have some CS / MCR information?]
Contents
Museums - Canada Southern
Museums
Railways In General
Toronto & York Division
99 Atlantic Ave #220 Toronto ON M6K 3J8
email: torontoyork@hotmail.com
PO Box 434 2 McLean St Chatham ON N7M 5K5
519-352-3097
May 1 - Sept 1
in the Michigan Central Shops
(255 Wellington St)
and BX Tower in St. Thomas
R.R. #6 St. Thomas, ON N5P 3T1
519-631-0936 or 519-644-1874
Mondays, Wednesdays, Saturday mornings year round
email: sjbecrm@elgin.net
"http://www.ccia.st-thomas.on.ca/elgin_regional_museum.html"
(obsolete?)
www.ecrm5700.org;
e-mail thedispatcher@ecrm5700.org.]
87 Station St Essex ON N8M 2C5 (near Windsor)
519-776-9800
Box 339 Ridgeway ON L0S 1NO Fort Erie
905-894-5322
Hours vary.
Canada Southern Communities
[Oil Springs station is preserved as a museum building, on the site of the first commercial oil well in North America.]
[I've seen this museum, but decades ago.]
["Great Exits: The 401" says it is in a "bright yellow railway car sidelined directly south of the 401".]
[I haven't seen this museum yet. It might have some CS / MCR information?]
["Great Exits: The 401" says it is in a caboose on Talbot beside the Jumbo statue.]
[See Railway capital of Canada.]
[I haven't seen this yet. It must have some CS / MCR information?]
[The former Amherstburg CS / MCR railway station is NOT a museum, but has been converted to an art gallery.]
[I haven't seen this yet, just photos.]
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