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    Photo has been cropped so only the monument is shown. The quality is poor as it was taken from a moving train.

    Monument at Coldwell, honouring R. W. Coldwell, who the town was named after

    A close up showing the inscription on the Monument at Coldwell. It reads - Erected in Memory of R.W. Coldwell. C.E. 1860-1914. After whom this place was named in 1884.

    A full view of the R.W. Coldwell Monument.

    Maroon and grey locomotive. "Canadian Pacific" is written on the side. The train was donated to the Township of Schreiber by the Kimberly Clark Corperation in 1994 and now stands on the grounds outsi

    Compact, yellow rail car. Was used by track inspectors and work crews to move quickly to and from work sites. Currently this rail car is situated south outside the Schreiber Rail Museum.

    Monument in memory of the founder of Coldwell and the cemetery.

    Donna Mikeluk standing at the Monument for R.W. Coldwell.

    A gate leading to the cemetry and monument at Coldwell.

    A photograph of the Coldwell Monument and Cemetry.

    captions: Remembrance Day at the Terrace Bay Community Cenotaph Terrace Bay residents remember…

    caption: MEMBERS of the armed services attended the dedication ceremony for the new cenotaph at Terrace Bay.