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Well, I had one, the Bradley, Aberdeen & Avalon RR, which became the Ontario Midland in 1956 (after it's parent corp aquired the NYO&W), part of the Imperial Lines Group (Along with the Eastern Townships RR). It was originally a shortline running south of the CPR mainline, between Ottawa and North Bay, Interchanging with the CN, ETRR and NYO&W in Ottawa and the Ontario Northland and CPR in North Bay, and serving fictional towns. It also provided trackage rights to ON and CN. <br /> <br />Now, it looks like I've decided to go with a fictional branchline of CN, same town names, but moved to Southwestern Ontario and interchanging with the TH&B (Gives me TH&B, CP and NYC interchanges in one go, whee!), running as a north/south branch about halfway between Toronto and Hamilton. <br /> <br />Colours were light & medium-dark Blue
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