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The construction of the
Grand Trunk Railway
viaduct over Trout Creek was begun in July 1857.
It has 11 stone piers 66-feet apart and 70-feet high.
A similar
viaduct over the Thames River
was constructed at the same time and is now part of a walking trail.
At the south end of the viaduct (to the left of the photo) is the CN/VIA railway station |
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| Junction Station is north of here and the Water Street Steel Bridge just to the west. |
This July 2000 photo is looking north-west from the pumping station. The Wildwood Dam west of the town usually stops the flooding shown. |
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Map of Ontario Heritage Properties |
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