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SUMMARY:Railways That Spurred Early Oil's Expansion
LOCATION:Petrolia Library\nPetrolia Library
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DESCRIPTION:Join Christina Sydorko from the Oil Museum of Canada to learn 
 about railways that supported the early oil industry in Lambton\, includin
 g the history of the station that became the Petrolia Library!.\nhttps://l
 clibrary.libnet.info/event/10617190
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Before the arrival of the railroads\, loca
 l growth and development in Lambton County was at a standstill with the ma
 rshy land not attractive to new settlers. This all changed in 1858 with th
 e arrival of the Grand Trunk Railroad and the first commercial oil well\, 
 dug by James Miller Williams\, starting production in Oil Springs\, Ontari
 o. The Black Gold Rush started attracting men from all over to seek their 
 fortunes in the booming oil industry. Problems arose from lack of infrastr
 ucture on how to get this valuable product out of the swamps of Lambton. I
 n this talk we will look at how the booming oil industry and railroads are
  intrinsically linked in Lambton County\, spurring development from the bu
 ilding of the private Petrolia Spur line to the St. Clair Tunnel to the US
 A.&nbsp\;&nbsp\;</p>\n<p>Please register&nbsp\;to reserve your spot.</p>\n
 <p></p>\nhttps://lclibrary.libnet.info/event/10617190
URL;VALUE=URI:https://lclibrary.libnet.info/event/10617190
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