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please help find grgrgrgrandfather Rueben Ford CT, Mass 1850's - 1922 . Also like Railroad Information CT, MASS,NY.
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George H Bundy (not Brady) built Canaan Railroad Station in Canaan, Connecticut.commented on this image. (08 Jul 2011)
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Believe this George H Bundy was the cabinet and coffin maker that also built the Canaan Railroad Station in Canaan, Litchfield County, Connecticut. Information from the canaanunionstation org page
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Bundy not Brady as per later census years
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Torrington & Winchester Railway Company
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On weekends this line ran a trolley to Highland Lake, Winsted, CT The Electric Company promoted them, referred to as Electric Parks. Similar to modern Amusement Parks.
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