Discover a detailed historical reference for Ontario's postal system and railway connections.This booklet compiles an Ontario distribution list from 1930, with post offices arranged alphabetically and notes on postal car routes, distributing offices, and terminal routes. It also includes indications of customs ports, summer offices, and catch-post service. The book blends place names, route designations, and schedule details to map how mail moved across the province.
Perfect for researchers, librarians, or anyone curious about how communications and logistics operated in early 20th‑century Ontario. The pages present a practical snapshot of government postal work and the interconnected rail network that supported it.
- Names of post offices and distributing offices, organized for quick reference
- Railway and terminal routes showing how mail passed between offices
- Notes on seasonal schedules, customs ports, and service designations
- Contextual descriptions of how the Distribution List was used in practice
Ideal for readers of historical reference material and Ontario archival collections.