Random North America Railway Hall Of Fame Inductees (83 items)report

• [Inductee]: Sir John A. Macdonald
  [Category]: Railway Workers & Builders
  [Significance]: National
  [Notes]: Sir John A. Macdonald was Canada's first Prime Minister and influential in building the country through the railway.
  (2001)

• [Inductee]: Robert Clark
  [Category]: Railway Workers & Builders
  [Significance]: National
  [Notes]: Local to St. Thomas, Ontario, Robert Clark became a figure of national importance to the railway in Canada.
  (2010)

• [Inductee]: Grand Central Station
  [Category]: Facilities & Structures
  [Significance]: North America
  [Notes]: Grand Central Stations was built in 1871, the correct name of this New York City transportation centre built by Cornelius Vanderbilt is Grand Central Terminal.
  (1999)

• [Inductee]: Three-Motor Overhead Bridge Crane
  [Category]: Technical Innovations
  [Significance]: North America
  [Notes]: J.H. Whiting's Three-Motor Overhead Bridge Crane built in 1898, allowed workers to carry large pieces of railroad equipment, including locomotives, inside a car shop.
  (2012)

• [Inductee]: The Dorchester
  [Category]: Rolling Stock
  [Significance]: National
  [Notes]: The first steam locomotive used in Canada.
  (1999)

• [Inductee]: Donald Broadbear
  [Category]: Railway Workers & Builders
  [Significance]: Local
  [Notes]: A man of extensive and varied experience, Don Broadbear is known in southwestern Ontario for his accomplishments.
  (2010)

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