Mural seen at the corner of Highways 10 and 4, Markdale, Ontario
Many Ontario towns are prowd of their railway heritage.
To see more photos straight out of the camera, visit Jan's SOOC at Murietta365.
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20 comments:
Seeing an image like that you can't help but to think "was that a better time?" Very nice.
Wow, that is a fabulous mural. At first I thought it was one of your photos that you had treated with texture!
that's very cool. i like these murals and also ads painted on brick. :)
This is fantastic! I also thought it was a photo of yours that you had treated.
Now that's a nice mural. It is something that a city can be proud of! I sure wish we could return to rail travel in this country!
Super mural - I have a friend in Markdale but have never been up there!
That is very interesting....thanks for sharing.
There is reason to be proud. This is a nice mural!
Such a lovely mural, great shot.
Interesting to see a nostalgically realistic mural. Your fellow Ontario blogger in Toronto often shows very brightly colored murals in contemporary styles. Maybe it is the difference between city and country.
Wonderful artistic display of days gone by...
An exceptional mural - very realistic. I'm sure it must have been based on a photograph so it's now gone full-circle.
What a beautyful mural! Railway is part of history, it's great to see such tributes.
This mural is really beautiful and I can only imagine what railroads meant for the history of many towns there...
God bless you!
Cezar
I've seen this beautiful mural by Allen C. Hilgendorf many a time. Nice choice for today's. posting.
we have a vintage one at Glenbrooke. Used to transport coal.
Love this. And the shadows of the lamps!
beautiful mural, looks so real and I like the shadow lamps.
It´s a lovely picture for a mural!
Thanks for voting my French blog in the contest Elle.fr:)
Have a great weekend
Elisa, from Argentina
Railways played an important role in Canadian history. I almost feel as if I could walk right into this mural scene.
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