Sudbury station (Ontario)
Greater Sudbury, Canada
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Sudbury station is a Romanesque Revival railway station built in 1907 by Canadian Pacific Railway in downtown Greater Sudbury, Ontario. Now serving Via Rail as the eastern terminus of the Sudbury–White River train, the historic structure stands as one of two Via Rail stations in the city, distinct from Sudbury Junction station located 10 kilometres away. Designated a Heritage Railway Station of Canada, the building has served additional civic purposes since 2013, when it became home to the Sudbury Farmer's Market following the Northern Ontario School of Architecture's purchase of the former Market Square.
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- Type
- railway station
- Heritage
- Heritage Railway Station of Canada
- Place
- Greater Sudbury, Canada
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