Union Station

New
Union Station sits finished while trains continue to use the old Union station.

Train shed is
finally under construction a year later. Five of seven half moon windows can be
seen in the center structure.
Later, six of these were covered over as the
design was changed from six pairs of stub and four through tracks.

Another
two years and work continues on the train shed while operations continue on the
lower level.
Two
more views of the train shed still under construction.

Completed
High Level with CPR John Street coach yard at left, Union Station train shed at
right.

Everything
completed along the Viaduct. Two views (above and below) of the High Level. Scott
Street interlocking tower.

Looking west along Front Street West. TTC Simcoe (Street) Loop with
Yonge "train" about to enter it.
(This loop opened 9/22/30 replacing the on-street looping along Station
Street by the old union station.
The loop closed 9/28/53 with Yonge cars rerouted north on York Street
and east on Wellington St. W.
Note: CN Telecommunications 151 Front Street West was built on
this site.)
New CNR freight shed at far right, old sheds opposite. Long narrow building
at lower left is CNR Express.
CPR John Street roundhouse, car shop and North coach yard at left. Stripping
shed and Bone Yard to right of loop.
CNR Spadina roundhouse beyond with city's John Street (water) pumphouse
inbetween. Spadina Avenue bridge in distance.
John Street interlocking tower in center. Steam engine is passing one
passenger car sitting on "fence" track.
This short deadend track was used to hold a few spare CNR cars handy
for addition to trains when ticket sales required since Spadina coach
yard was so distant.