About Omer Lavallée
Lived 1925 – 1992 (aged 66–67). Omer Lavallée was a Canadian historian.
Omer Lavallée (1925–1992) was a Canadian railway historian who served as chief archivist of the Canadian Pacific Railway.
He wrote several books on Canadian railway history, particularly on that of Eastern Canada and later on the Canadian Pacific Railway. He also authored a 14-page bilingual booklet titled Chemin de fer de la Bonne Sainte Anne 1889-1959, telling the illustrated history of rail service on the Beaupré Coast.
In 1989, he was appointed to the Order of Canada.
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Canadian historian (1925-1992)
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Omer Lavallée was born in 1925.
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