Railpictures.ca - Stephen C. Host Photo: Lest we forget on this sombre Remberance Day in 2015, a large crowd has gathered at the Waterloo cenotaph for a memorial ceremony remembering those who have served and paid the ultimate price defending our freedom. A special train for veterans and their families was brought down to shelter them from what was promising to be a rainy day, but the rain held off. I don’t think this is happening again this year – the WCR website does not allude to this event occuring – special permission was granted by Grandlinq for the 2015 move – while the LRT isn’t operating yet – this time next year it will be. In one of my posts earlier this week, I posted a photo at the 1990′s buitl WSJR station. This is the real ex Grand Trunk station, built in 1910 and now is a Men’s clothing store – Paul Punchers. Punchers also has a ex CNR caboose on-site. Photo notes: NOT a drone photo. | Railpictures.ca – Canadian Railway Photography

Lest we forget on this sombre Remberance Day in 2015, a large crowd has gathered at the Waterloo cenotaph for a memorial ceremony remembering those who have served and paid the ultimate price defending our freedom. A special train for veterans and their families was brought down to shelter them from what was promising to be a rainy day, but the rain held off. I don't think this is happening again this year - the WCR website does not allude to this event occuring - special permission was granted by Grandlinq for the 2015 move - while the LRT isn't operating yet - this time next year it will be.

In one of my posts earlier this week, I posted a photo at the 1990's buitl WSJR station. This is the real ex Grand Trunk station, built in 1910 and now is a Men's clothing store - Paul Punchers. Punchers also has a ex CNR caboose on-site.
Photo notes: NOT a drone photo.

Caption: Lest we forget on this sombre Remberance Day in 2015, a large crowd has gathered at the Waterloo cenotaph for a memorial ceremony remembering those who have served and paid the ultimate price defending our freedom. A special train for veterans and their families was brought down to shelter them from what was promising to be a rainy day, but the rain held off. I don't think this is happening again this year - the WCR website does not allude to this event occuring - special permission was granted by Grandlinq for the 2015 move - while the LRT isn't operating yet - this time next year it will be.

In one of my posts earlier this week, I posted a photo at the 1990's buitl WSJR station. This is the real ex Grand Trunk station, built in 1910 and now is a Men's clothing store - Paul Punchers. Punchers also has a ex CNR caboose on-site.

Photo notes: NOT a drone photo.

Photographer:	Stephen C. Host [1535] (more) (contact)
Date:	11/11/2015 (search)
Railway:	Waterloo Central (search)
Reporting Marks:	ETR #9 (search)
Train Symbol:	Not Provided
Subdivision/SNS:	Waterloo (search)
City/Town:	Waterloo (search)
Province:	Ontario (search)
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awmooney

November 10, 2016 at 7:29 am

This is a GREAT view. And I am so glad it is not a drone photo.

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