Bridges of St. Marys

    Postcard view of Trout Creek with the London railway bridge seen in the background with a train crossing it.

    Postcard view of the Victoria (Queen Street) bridge as viewed from the west side.

    Also see 021pc-OA for a black and white version of this postcard. One can also go through the Reesor Collection of photos at the St. Marys Museum in order to see the original photograph. Milton Reeso

    Coloured-in postcard view of the Victoria bridge (seen from afar), with the river in the foreground. The St. Marys Opera House, the milland even the Miller's house can be seen in the background.

    Condition: Good copy - glue and paper remnants on the back.

    Condition: Very good - slight creasing in photo though.

    Condition: Very good. Watch for glue remnants on the back.

    Condition: Very good except for creases at corners.

    Condition: Very good - watch for glue remnants on the back.

    Condition. Copy is in excellent condition.

    Condition: Copy is in excellent condition.

    Condition: Copy is in excellent condition.

    Condition: Copy is in excellent condition. Duplicate is 2435ph.

    Condition: Poor. Very dirty and worn with a bent down corner.

    Condition: Copy is very good.

    Condition: Very good.

    Condition: Very good.

    This is an image of the Thames River looking south towards the Sarnia Bridge. St. Marys lies just beyond the bridge in this image. The Sarnia Bridge served the Grand Trunk Railway for 130 years. In 1

    This is an image of a couple men and women standing in front of a gated-fence that once surrounded the Flats (Milt Dunnell Field), by the steel-truss Water Street Bridge which can be seen in the back

    This is a view of St. Marys looking south from the Sarnia Bridge. In this image, the Thames River can be seen along with the Victoria Bridge (Queen Street Bridge) that crosses it. The stack of the fl