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Crossing to St. Helen's Island, near Montreal, QC, 1875

  • myrique baumier said:
    Ils devaient tous penser «Il est temps qu'on creuse le Métro...» ;-)
  • smiling detail said:
    Quand je pense qu'aujourd'hui on préserve un peu de ce mode de transport traditionnel dans les courses de canot sur glace, qui redeviennent de plus en plus populaires (quoique leur progression me semble moins rapide que les courses de bateaux-dragons en été). Mais les gens n'ont pas idée vraiment de la place qu'il avait à l'époque

Stormy day, St. Catherine Street, Montreal, QC, 1901

  • praguelondon said:
    Now that's a Canadian winter
  • Caribb said:
    Yup.. that could be a scene from this year. That looks like the Bay builidng.
  • Geoff S said:
    Back in the good old days!!! I love Canada!!!
  • Chiali Tsai said:
    Hi, I'm an admin for a group called East side of Canadian Street, and we'd love to have this added to the group!
  • ghislain beaudin said:
    In front of Morgan's store

[Train and several sets of railroad tracks in the snow, Massachusetts] (LOC)

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  • billreidy said:
    Appears to be the New Haven Railroad's Middleboro, MA yard. View is looking NNE from the Route 28 overpass toward the Middleboro station (barely visible in the background in the top center of photo, to the left of the water tank) and toward Boston. Tracks on the far right head to Cape Cod. Tracks in the foreground head toward Taunton, MA.
  • anderssonskanlena said:
    Nice to be here
  • Jim_Driscoll said:
    I agree with billreidy. I live right up the street from this location. I think I have a picture from the same location. I will try and find it and post if if I can. It would be nice to see the difference.
  • Kumar McMillan said:
    Hi, I'm an admin for a group called freightyards, and we'd love to have this added to the group!
  • Adam Ward said:
    In the UK chains are dangled from gantries a few yards ahead of low bridges (over roads) to alert vans and trucks. The driver hears the chains rattling over the roof of the van (and ruining the paintjob). This is a nice picture.