Caption: I'll bite - With the recently Bruce Lowe photo of transformers coming from ABB in Guelph (now Skyjack) I'm reminded of My similar photo but I pulled this photo off to show the Junction of the Guelph City Spur. The spur was removed around 1972 and ran for 1.8 miles through Guelph ending after crossing the CPR/GJR at grade around Dufferin St. The spur is now a trail.

Bruce was a friend of ours in Guelph and he told us stories of how CN switch crews used to park here to get lunch at the Royal City Buffet (Chinese) restaurant, still operating today. I took my wife and kid (one at the time) here in 2009 and all I can say is everything is deep fried and a vegetable is rare. Anyway, CN has returned to the property, but just prior to Bruce's photo in 2002 there were a few MOW buildings on site that were removed around 2001. Now CN's plopped trailer on the land, the only sign that CN owned this 1 or so acre site other than the railway that runs through it, similar to how they have done this at the former Paris Station and a few other locations, I'm curious what it is used for however.