BRANTFORD TRAIN STATION

In July 1905, Brantford had reached an agreement with the GTR to run all of their main-line trains through the city
and a new station was completed in July of that year. The official opening took place on September 30, 1905.

The GTR lines and station became part of the Canadian National Railway in 1923. Passenger trains to Buffalo,
Goderich, and Guelph stopped in the 1950s. The passenger lines became known as VIA Rail Canada in the 1970s.
Via Rail spent $350,000 to refurbish the train station in 2002.

BRANTFORD TRAIN STATION circa. 1966

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