In the late 19th century, Queen Victoria was desirous of a railway network across her then-dominion of Canada that would connect settlements on either coast for the first time But canny Canucks didn’t just want cheap freight lines; they had far grander design… For the full story, visit the source.
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Ghosts and grandure: Checking in at Canada’s historic, palatial railway hotels
In the late 19th century, Queen Victoria was desirous of a railway network across her then-dominion of Canada that would connect settlements on either coast for the first time But canny Canucks didn’t just want cheap freight lines; they had far grander design…
By Mark Ellwood· New York Post· 3 months ago· 2 min read
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