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1927: A Royal Inauguration — Complete with Gold Scissors and a Gold Key — for the Third and Current Version of Toronto’s Union Station
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1927: A Royal Inauguration — Complete with Gold Scissors and a Gold Key — for the Third and Current Version of Toronto’s Union Station
August 6, 1927 In downtown Toronto, the present-day version of the major railway station known as Union Station was formally opened. The original Union Station had been built in that part of Toronto in 1858 and was torn down in 1871. Its successor was a larger building that opened there two years later and remained... Continue Reading →
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