The Newfoundland Railway Part II: The Era of the Reids
http://www.heritage.nl.ca/videos/docu... In June of 1890, a Scottish railway contractor named Robert Reid signed a contract to take over construction of the Newfoundland Railway. His family would go on to manage the line for the next three decades. This video chronicles the Reid family’s involvement with the Newfoundland Railway.
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