File:St. Marys Junction Railway Station National Historic Site of Canada.jpg
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| Description | Erected in 1858 by Sir Casimir Gzowski's engineering firm. This was St. Marys first train station and, for a time, the western terminus of the Grand Trunk Railway. It is built from the local stone which made St. Marys famous. |
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St. Marys Junction, St. Marys Ontario_2877
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| Author | Robert Taylor from Stirling, ON, Canada |
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