This compelling work of historical fiction focuses on two generations of a railway family.
The experiences of the Baldwin and Smith clans tie in with the early rivalry between the Grand Trunk and Canadian Pacific railways, and also with technological and operational changes in the whole railroad industry during and immediately after World War I.
Railway Ties conveys a clear sense of a future-defining period in Canada.
The years that saw the growth of rail travel in this country were ma.
Rock's Mills Press Railway ties 1888-1920, paperback/elizabeth waterston
