Rails Across the Prairies

Explore the fascinating history of Canada's railways in "Rails Across the Prairies" by author and historian Donald MacKay. Published by Dundurn Group Ltd in 2012, this captivating paperback spans 176 pages, unraveling the intricate network of rail lines that shaped the Canadian landscape. Discover the monumental bridges, iconic grain elevators, and charming wayside stations that have become symbols of Canada's heritage.

Delve into the stories of unusual place names and the eerie tales surrounding ghost towns, including the legendary "ghost train" of St. Louis and the intriguing tunnels of Moose Jaw. Whether you're a history enthusiast, a railway buff, or simply curious about Canada’s past, "Rails Across the Prairies" offers a compelling journey through time and place. Don't miss out on this engaging read that celebrates the spirit of adventure found in the heart of the Great White North.