Artist included in the 1967 book
A History of Peel County: To Mark Its Centennary*

Four years ago [in 1963], Clifford D. Train moved to Brampton from Toronto, where he is [as of 1967] art director for Cockfield Brown and Co.

He studied art at the Central Technical College in Toronto, and although he turned to the medium of commercial art, he retained an interest in water colours, and spends most of his spare time painting landscapes of the Peel Countryside.

A designer and lay-out artist, his work has been frequently seen in the magazines of the Imperial Oil Company and the Esso Company.

NOTE: Any words in square brackets [like these] are editors notes, to update old information.

* This article was used with permission from "A History of Peel County: To Mark Its Centennary", published in 1967, by what is now the Region of Peel. The segment in the book entitled "Renowned for Artists and Art" was written by Paddy Thomas. Thanks to the Peel Archives at the Peel Heritage Complex for the reprinting permission. All information was factually correct as of publication 1967, but may be inaccurate presently.