Scotia (Junction)
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The station at Scotia Junction, ca. 1909
City of Toronto Archives, Fonds 1244; William James family fonds
Grand Trunk officials during an annual inspection. CEO Charles M. Hays is pictured on the right, ca. 1910
Charles Melville Hays / Library and Archives Canada / PA-021942
Grand Trunk officials during their annual inspection, ca. 1910
Charles Melville Hays / Library and Archives Canada / PA-021941
Passengers awaiting a train at the attractive GTR station, ca. 1910
Private collector
Scotia Junction during the Grand Trunk days, ca. 1909
Canada. Dept. of Mines and Resources / Library and Archives Canada / PA-020594
The Albion Hotel, ca. 1915
Amalguin - A Highland History
The Albion Hotel, managed by J.A. Campbell. ca. 1920s
Private collector
Scotia's main road
Emsdale Scotia Women's Institute
This station replaced the attractive turreted station that was destroyed by fire around 1914. ca. 1956
Private collector
In later years, Scotia was home to a roadside motel known as the Blue Jay Lodge, ca. early 60s
Private collector
Original home in Scotia
©Yvan Charbonneau
Canada Atlantic Railway railbed looking east
©Yvan Charbonneau
CAR hard to believe that from here the junction stood a few metres away where a still very active line crossed. You can barely make out connection track rail bed while entering the small Scotia yard.
©Yvan Charbonneau