Gallery - Niagara, St. Catharines & Toronto
The Niagara, St. Catharines & Toronto Railway was incorporated in 1898 and provided interurban transit services throughout the Niagara Region. The line was acquired by CN in 1908 and ceased passenger operations in 1959.1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Next
NS&T car #83 is seen at Westbound at Shriners Siding near Thorold, while car #82 is Eastbound on the main line. This shot was taken from the vestibule of car #82.
unknown - NRM Collection
This Interlocking tower once protected the diamond crossing of the NS&T and CNR at Niagara Falls. This was where the CN Welland Sub crossed the NS&T Niagara Falls Sub. This shot is looking east, the Morris Crane plant can be seen at right. Part of this track still exists, but is no longer used.
unknown - NRM Collection
NS&T cars 135 & 134 are inbound at Tower Inn Terminal in Niagara Falls. This location is now the site of the Rainbow Bridge plaza.
unknown - NRM Collection
An unknown NS&T car rubmles off the private right of way onto Elm St. in Humberstone (Port Colborne). The track going off to the right once lead to the former Robin Hood Flour Mill. This car is enroute to the Port Colborne CN station.
July 10, 1954 - NRM Collection
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