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Humber

First station beyond Bolton on the new Sudbury line built 1906. As a very young boy David Hyde lived in this station.
His father Ed was a section foreman. January 12, 1948 All photos: David Hyde Collection

Left to right: Bill Stinson, Horace Hyde and section foreman Arthur Hyde. Humber 1947

This young boy Robert Hyde shown here with his sister-in-law Elda Hyde (David's mother) would go on to be a railroader in
CPR Maintenance of Way Dept. and David's uncle. In his later years he was a crane operator at West Toronto. 1945

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Humber

First station beyond Bolton on the new Sudbury line built 1906. As a very young boy David Hyde lived in this station.
His father Ed was a section foreman. January 12, 1948 All photos: David Hyde Collection

Left to right: Bill Stinson, Horace Hyde and section foreman Arthur Hyde. Humber 1947

This young boy Robert Hyde shown here with his sister-in-law Elda Hyde (David's mother) would go on to be a railroader in
CPR Maintenance of Way Dept. and David's uncle. In his later years he was a crane operator at West Toronto. 1945