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    Framed black and white photograph of a Canadian Pacific Railway train near Jackfish, Ontario.

    Black and white photograph of the Canadian Pacific Railway Station in Schreiber, Ontario. Schreiber received much attention for the care devoted to the aesthetics of the CPR grounds.

    A black and white photograph of Louis Halonen, who was responsible for the landscaping at the Canadian Pacific Railway in Schreiber, Ontario. Beside his photograph is a shot of the CPR grounds that h

    Letter send to the CPR station in Schreiber, Ontario regarding the pleasing appearance of the the station grounds that were created and maintained by Louis Halonen. The letter reads: "Dear Sir, I hav

    Letter send to the CPR station in Schreiber, Ontario regarding the pleasing appearance of the the station grounds that were created and maintained by Louis Halonen. The letter reads: "To Windsor Stat

    Letter send from the CPR station in Schreiber, Ontario regarding the pleasing appearance of the the station grounds that were created and maintained by Louis Halonen. The letter reads: "To Mr. Henry

    Letters send to Louis Halonen in recognition of his work on the garden on the CPR station grounds in Schreiber, Ontario. The first letter reads: "Dear Louis, I am very proud of what you have accompli

    Modified oiler can used on the Canadian Pacific Railway in Schreiber, Ontario. Constructed out of metal and connected to the black, rubber tube.

    Handmade railroad machinist tool box created out of wood. Item includes tools.

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    Overcoat worn by railroad conductors. This particular coat was worn by D'Arcy Wilson.

    Text on front of booklet reads: "Lodge No. 260 Schreiber, Ontario Mar.1., 1931"1931

    Briefcase that includes a Track Analyzer Kit and manuals.

    Orange battery lantern used on the Canadian Pacific Railroad in Schreiber, Ontario. Model name and number is Starlite 222.

    Yellow battery lantern used on the Canadian Pacific Railway in Schreiber, Ontario.

    Framed chart that contains information about the engine distribution in Ontario.

    Two insulators comprised of ceramic and metal. Used on the telephone poles beside railroad tracks.

    Large metal wrench used on the Canadian Pacific Railway. It appears as though item had been painted, but only a residual red colour remains.

    Paper-framed sepia-toned photograph of male railroad employees posing on a train. A sign in front of the train reads: B. of R.T. CPR Lodge 419

    Metallic grey baseball cap with red embroidered logo of the CP Rail.