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    An old mounted photograph showing men standing beside a train engine.

    An old mounted photograph of a locomotive engine.

    Framed photographs that show Engine #6539 before and after its restoration. The first photograph was taken by Brian Schuff, and the second was taken by Ray Gionet. Text on first photo reads: "A proud

    Black and white photograph of Canadian Pacific Railway Engine 5372.

    Colour photograph of part of the old Roundhouse in Schreiber.

    Black and white photograph of CPR engine 1000 resting outside of an unidentified station.

    Black and white winter photograph of Canadian Pacific Railway Engine 1254. Engine appears stationary.

    Black and white photograph of a male railroad employee posing for the camera on the stationary CPR engine 2827.

    Miniature model of Engine #6539, which has been in operation on the Canadian Pacific Railway in Schreiber, Ontario.

    Miniature model of Engine #6539, which has been in operation on the Canadian Pacific Railway in Schreiber, Ontario.

    Collection of model trains. The models represent trains that were in operation on the Canadian Pacific Railway.

Thunder Bay Post, 3 Jun 1997, p. 5     Full text available on microfiche

    In 1901 the CNR ran three trains a week to Gunflint, out one day and back the next. This photograph was taken at Sand Lake in April 1907. On the left side of the engine, Mrs J. York, on the right sid

    An engine breaking its way through the deep snow on the railroad during a Northwestern Ontario winter.

    C.P.R. Engines No. 5 and No. 18 crossing the bridge at Nipigon. These engines were wood burners in the 1880s.

    Picture of event from different view also available in "A History of Thunder Bay" by J. Mauro, p. 139. (971.312 MAU - Available in collection at Thunder Bay Public Library).

    Contributed to the World War One Thunder Bay Centennial Project.