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Documents in reference to the general adoption of the twenty-four hour notation of the rail-ways of America
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Documents in reference to the general adoption of the twenty-four hour notation of the rail-ways of America

Date1887
Names
(publisher)
FormatBook
Medium
Undefined
Pages32 pages
Dimensions32Pages, 12 cm (4 3/4 in.)
Language
CollectionBaldwin Collection of Canadiana
Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
Object Number37131099669087D
L'adoption d'un maître méridien international: la fixation de méridiens servant d'unité pour la supputation du temps, suivant le projet dont lecture fut faite au Congrès géographique international de Venise
L'adoption d'un maître méridien international: la fixation de méridiens servant d'unité pour la supputation du temps, suivant le projet dont lecture fut faite au Congrès géographique international de Venise
Fleming, Sandford, 1827-1915
1881
Red cover with text in black, varied font type, down the middle of cover. Includes illustration…
Regulations for the Royal Military College of Canada, Kingston, Ont.
Royal Military College of Canada
1905
Tables shewing the relative strengths of spirituous liquors, the proportions of a stronger and weaker spirit to produce a third or intermediate streng(...)
Tables shewing the relative strengths of spirituous liquors, the proportions of a stronger and weaker spirit to produce a third or intermediate streng(...)
Montreal Herald Office
1848
Townhouses with solar panels under construction, off Dixie Road north of Highway 7. Brampton, Ontario
Townhouses with solar panels under construction, off Dixie Road north of Highway 7. Brampton, Ontario
Toronto Star (Firm)
12/5/1981
Toronto : fire alarm telegraph signal boxes &c &c.
Toronto : fire alarm telegraph signal boxes &c &c.
Charles Roddy, Corporation Printe
1902
Head office: TTC inspector Joe Silva sits in front of one of several computer screens at the Wilson Division, in Wilson subway station, that keep close track of its fleet of surface vehicles
Head office: TTC inspector Joe Silva sits in front of one of several computer screens at the Wilson Division, in Wilson subway station, that keep close track of its fleet of surface vehicles
Griffin, Doug
9/24/1985
High-tec bus
High-tec bus
Griffin, Doug
9/24/1985
A computer panel in the TTC offices shows Howard White just where each bus is on a particular run and how many passengers it's carrying. Individual dr(...)
A computer panel in the TTC offices shows Howard White just where each bus is on a particular run and how many passengers it's carrying. Individual dr(...)
Bezant, Graham
8/5/1975
Nerve centre of the TTC system is the control room on Bathurst St
Nerve centre of the TTC system is the control room on Bathurst St
Barkley, Harold
8/1/1975
A switchboard on a test bus enables Toronto Transit Commission inspector Fred Reid to keep in touch with TTC headquarters while he drives a route. The(...)
A switchboard on a test bus enables Toronto Transit Commission inspector Fred Reid to keep in touch with TTC headquarters while he drives a route. The(...)
Bezant, Graham
8/5/1975
Why and because, or, The curious child answered : teaching children of early ages to think and investigate : with two clock facesThe twenty-fifth edition
Why and because, or, The curious child answered : teaching children of early ages to think and investigate : with two clock facesThe twenty-fifth edition
Darton & Clark
1837
Close call: Joyce and Dr. John McClintock's garage was smashed when wheels flew of a box car. Cars tumbled down the rail right of way just a few metres from their home
Close call: Joyce and Dr. John McClintock's garage was smashed when wheels flew of a box car. Cars tumbled down the rail right of way just a few metres from their home
Stawicki, Andrew
1/3/1990