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A tiny perfect beach in Ontario but I am prohibited from giving its location.
“Light at the End”
Genre(s): Architecture Photography
Brockville, Canada calling Robert Stack
Zebras by Conrailman Via Flickr: A trio of Canadian National EMD GP40-2LW's curve through the yard with mixed freight. Brockville, Ontario, Canada June 1995
In bygone years trains steamed for four blocks under the city of Brockville in a tunnel completed in 1860 by the Brockville and Ottawa Railway of faded memory. (TPL Archives)
Colored LED lights and recorded music greet visitors to the 528-meter Brockville Railway Tunnel (1860) in downtown Brockville, Ontario, Canada.
Brockville Railway Tunnel,Ontario,Canada by sonicgregu https://flic.kr/p/2mbnof6
“Prisoner Married in Jail Given Three-Year Term,” Toronto Globe. September 27, 1930. Page 14. ---- (Special Despatch to The Globe.) BROCKVILLE, Sept. 26. - For the theft of about $3,000 worth of jewelry and $400 worth of clothing in a series of local robberies in the summer months, Raymond Carr, this afternoon, was sentenced by Judge Reynolds to three years in the penitentiary, the sentence to date from Aug. 8 last when he was arrested. Since his arrest, Carr was married in jail to a young woman.
[AL: Carr was convict #1880 and worked in the mail bags at Kingston Penitentiary and claimed to have no complaints about the penitentiary, despite taking part in the 1932 riot. He was released in March 1933.]