Trains of Recollection Drawn from Fifty Years of Railway Service in Scotland and Canada, and told to Arthur Hawkes

"Trains of Recollection" by D. B. Hanna, told to Arthur Hawkes, recounts fifty years of railway service in Scotland and Canada, offering a firsthand look at the development of Canada's railway system. The author shares his personal stories and observations of the transformations he witnessed, exploring themes of immigration, railway management, and the connection between individual careers and national advancement. He reflects on the routine nature of his railway work alongside the dramatic changes he experienced, beginning with his early days in Scotland and continuing through his prominent role in Canada. Through personal memories, the narrative unfolds, revealing the evolution of the railway industry and emphasizing the railways' significance in shaping the country.