In 1871, the Toronto & Nipissing Railway came to Markham. The Grand Trunk Railway took over the railway in 1893, and became part of CNR in 1918.
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Markham Public Library presents images of postcards of Markham Village around the turn of the century. These postcard images were scanned from originals in the Markham Village Tweedsmuir Histories, which are preserved at the Markham Museum. Your comments are welcomed.
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- G.T.R. Station, Markham, Ont., Canada
- High School, Markham
- Main Street, Mount Joy, Ontario
- Agriculture Building, Markham, Ontario, Canada
- Rectory and Grace Anglican Church
- Grace Anglican Church
- Methodist Church, Markham, Ont.
- Presbyterian Church, Markham, Ont.
- Postcard Collections
- Braeside
- Vinegar Hill, Markham
- Valley of the Rouge, Markham
- Speight Wagon Works, Markham
- Speight Wagon Factory, Markham, Ont., Canada
- Speight Wagon Works, Markham, Ont.
- Old Iron Bridge, Markham, Ont., Canada
- Milne's Sundial
- Main Street, Mount Joy, Markham
- Main Street, Markham
- West Side of Main Street Looking Southward
- Main Street Looking North from Franklin House Hotel
- Main Street Looking South
- View Looking North
- Entrance to Fairgrounds
- Heritage Week 2007
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