In October 1926, Queen Marie of Romania, one of the most famous women of her time, visited Toronto as part of her North American tour by train.

Read the detailed version of this story, including newspaper clips from the era, in this blog entry.

Known for her beauty, intelligence, and diplomatic efforts, Queen Marie was a prominent figure in European royalty. Her visit to Toronto included engagements with local dignitaries and the public, and it highlighted her role as a cultural ambassador. The event captured significant media attention and showcased her charm and influence during a time when royal visits were highly celebrated.