St. Thomas Profile
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About St. Thomas
St. Thomas is in Elgin County, south of London in southwestern Ontario, on a ridge above Kettle Creek. It branded itself the Railway City after decades as a major rail junction, and a statue of Jumbo the elephant still marks that era. A compact downtown, Pinafore Park, and the restored CASO station sit among older neighbourhoods. About 43,000 people live in St. Thomas.
Known for
- Railway City heritage and the CASO station
- Jumbo the elephant monument
- Elgin County seat and a London-area industrial city
- Pinafore Park and Kettle Creek valley
- Former Michigan Central / Canada Southern rail yards
See & do
Jumbo the Elephant statue
Monument to the circus elephant killed by a train here in 1885.
CASO Station
Restored Canada Southern railway station downtown.
Elgin County Railway Museum
Locomotives and rail history in the old Michigan Central shops.
Pinafore Park
Creek-valley park, lake, and trails on the city’s south side.
Downtown Talbot Street
Historic commercial street of the Railway City.
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