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Men of the GTR/CNR Back Shops in Stratford |
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A pictorial view of some of these men. |
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This was the familiar insignia found on the side of steam
locomotives in the 40s and 50s. |
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As many as 1800 people worked in the Locomotive shops in
Stratford at one time. |
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The following are pictures of some of the men who worked in
the locomotive back shops over the years. They came to Stratford to work
from all parts of the world. Most of the men's families still live in
Stratford. |
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The front of the shops as viewed from Milton Street in the 1950s |
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There are too many men in the pictures above to name them
all. If you know any of them or would like their names, please drop me an email
and I will try to get them for you. CD |
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Picture above show Daniel
J. "Boat" Hurley & Patrick J. Hurley in the GTR shops
in the early 1900s Other members
of the Hurley family worked there till the late 1950s..Courtesy
Bruce Hurley
Revised April 3 2003
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