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This is a rare booklet titled Through the Niagara Peninsula Via Niagara St. Catharines Toronto Line. It is a small booklet from the NS&T Railway dating to approximately 1910. The booklet takes the reader on a first-person tour down the line with conductor Harry Dilmer.
\"We leave the Upper Steel Arch Bridge over the Niagara River and are now traversing part of the George route of the International Railway line to the foot of Bridge Street, Niagara Falls, Ontario.\"
It has excellent illustrations and photos. Photos show the Falls, Hydro Power Canal, War memorial monuments, Welland Canal, their Terminal Station in St. Catharines, Martindale Farm, parks and monuments in Port Dalhousie. It also refers to the area as the \"Garden of Canada\" and describes the agriculture and landscape along the way of the trip.
It has two stickers from the Walker House hotel stuck to the back. It is 24 pages and has a good, stapled binding. It measures 6\" tall x 3.5\" wide.
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