The train: Canada's builder (science and technology and social sciences) Between the ages of 10-12
Railway history is at the heart of Canada’s 19th and 20th centuries' development. During this tour, students learn about the many important people and cultural communities who contributed to the development of the railway in Canada. Discovering the various railway vehicles will shed light on topics such as technological innovation, settlement of the Canadian territory, Canada's Confederation, industrialization, and urbanization.
Rate*
$7.00
Group
up to 100 students
Length
120 minutes
*1 free adult admission per 20 children.
$15.00 for other accompanying adults.
Persons accompanying disabled students are admitted free.
Complementary activities Rate: $9.50 per child - Length: 60 minutes
Want to stay longer? After lunch, why not add an extra hour to your tour with our complementary activities: try a railway job or view an exclusive movie.
Railway history is at the heart of Canada’s 19th and 20th centuries' development. During this tour, students learn about the many important people and cultural communities who contributed to the development of the railway in Canada. Discovering the various railway vehicles will shed light on topics such as technological innovation, settlement of the Canadian territory, Canada's Confederation, industrialization, and urbanization.
