St. Thomas, known as the Railway Capital of Canada, is a charming peaceful and picturesque small Victorian town located in the heart of southwestern Ontario. It grew and prospered during the railroad era from 1856 to the 1950s and has since very successfully diversified its economy.

Be sure to visit the Elgin County Railway Museum with its fine collection of vintage locomotives, baggage cars and cabooses. Stroll through the excellent horticultural and waterworks gardens in both Pinafore and Waterworks Parks. Hike the historic Talbot Trail and the Trans Canada Trail. An interesting historical footnote is that in 1985, the town erected a life-size statue of Jumbo, the famous Barnum and Bailey circus elephant, who was unfortunately killed in St. Thomas in 1885 by a locomotive.

St. Thomas accommodations include comfortable hotels and motels.

Very Clean, comfortable, affordable rooms are available with Cable TV, phone service, refrigerator, air conditioning and microwave. Enjoy BBQ in our Gazebo with patio tables and picnic tables in our Park area. We are only two minutes away from downtown St. Thomas.
New Elgin Motel St. Thomas
9701 Sunset Drive
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The St. Thomas Motel welcomes you. Whether you are traveling for business or pleasure, with your family or on you own, your stay at the St. Thomas Motel promises to be a memorable and enjoyable experience, our charming motel provides affordable, clean and comfortable accommodation.
St. Thomas Motel St. Thomas
9668 Sunset Drive
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This lovely apartment is located on a 9 acre hobby farm overlooking fields and a wooded valley, with wild-flowers, birds and wildlife - a haven for nature lovers! You can fish in the small river that runs at the edge of our property, and enjoy the woodland walks. You will overlook the field where the deer often come early in the mornings on their way to the river to drink. This area is also freque
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Comfort Inn St. Thomas
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100 Centennial Avenue
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