Grand Trunk Railway Station - November 1982
A full reprint of an article appearing in the Hamilton Herald on November 26, 1892. A Herald reporter spending an hour at the Stuart Street passenger station of the Grand Trunk Railway. Are you in the habit of visiting the Stuart street railway station on a Sunday afternoon? If not, try it sometime. A pleasant hour may be spent there, especially if you are a physiogemist; if perchance a mind reader, you will be more than repaid for the time devoted to the study of many phases of character to be met. To fully realise the scene, arrange to be on the platform half an hour before the train is due. Lots of time will then be afforded for observation, for the trains are, as a matter of course, always behind. The crowd you will find there present as many views as do the prismatic rays of the crystal in a kaleidoscope. One group is standing around the scenery of some dramatic compa...