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The Grand Trunk Railway came to Brockville in 1855 when the main line from Montreal to Toronto was completed and opened as far as Brockville.
Brockville was made a divisional point on the GTR, which established this town as a major transportation site.
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about 1950
An aerial view of the main railway facilities in Brockville. Notable in [...]
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