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    Canadian Pacific Railway station at the corner of Bethune and Hardisty Street 1905. Overhead bridge was used as a means of crossing the tracks to arrive at the boat landing.

    View of the CPR Grain Elevator B from the Kaministiquia River. Now demolished, the elevator was situated at the lower end of Victoria Avenue in Fort William, Ontario.

    Black and white photo showing damage to train after collision.

    Black and white photo of a group of people standing beside a Canadian Pacific train wreck.

    An early photograph of a CPR work gang posing in front of a log building.

    See Times News article dated 52-07-27 available in library.

    Black and white photograph of the Kaministiquia Hotel which was owned and operated by the Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR). The hotel was located on the corner of Dease and Hardistry.

    Black and white photograph of the Canadian Pacific Railway under construction in the 1880's.

    View of south end of Jackfish coal dock. Black and white photograph of the Canadian Pacific Railway at Jackfish. Jackfish, now a ghost town, is situated "approximately half way between Battle Island

Chronicle-Journal, 16 Jan 2015, A1     Full text available on microfilm

Chronicle-Journal, 14 Jan 2015, A1     Full text available on microfilm

Chronicle-Journal, 25 Jul 2016, A1     Full text available on microfilm

    Photo showing the CPR train wreck at Current River, May 28, 1908.

    This photograph shows the extreme terrain construction crews had to deal with in construction rail lines across Canada. Rock had to be blasted and then hauled out of the way. This photograph also app

    The supply boat, the 'Butcher's Boy' docked at McKellar's Harbour to unload food and materials for CPR construction crews. Roads to such isolated areas did not exist, so men relied on cargo boats to

    Black and white photo of the present CPR station in Schreiber, Ontario. Canadian Pacific Railway was the main source of income in Schreiber. A new station was built in 1924, to replace the previous t

    Black and white photograph of the Kaministiquia Hotel which was owned and operated by the Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR). The hotel was located on the corner of Dease and Hardistry.

    Black and white photograph of the C.P.R. (Canadian Pacific Railway) station in Port Arthur, Ontario.

    Entrance to Jackfish Bay. Black and white photograph of the Canadian Pacific Railway at Jackfish. Jackfish, now a ghost town, is situated "approximately half way between Battle Island and Pennisula H