Ontario Simcoe & Huron Railroad, Engine No. 1, "Lady Elgin", in Northern Railway yards, west side foot of Spadina Ave., Toronto

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Ontario Simcoe & Huron Railroad, Engine No. 1, "Lady Elgin", in Northern Railway yards, west side foot of Spadina Ave., Toronto

Date1881?

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Dimensions45600 x 27500 mm (1795 1/4 x 1082 11/16 in.)

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CollectionBaldwin Collection of Canadiana

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Call Number / Accession Number971-15

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Image shows a steam locomotive on tracks.

Ontario, Simcoe & Huron Railroad, Engine No. 1, "Lady Elgin", in Northern Railway yards, west side foot of Spadina Ave., Toronto, Ontario

1881?

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Ontario, Simcoe & Huron Railroad, Engine No

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1881?

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Ontario, Simcoe & Huron Railroad, Engine No

1881?

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4/17/1955

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