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    View of a train caboose used as Red Rock Station somewhere near Red Rock.

    Early wooden cabooses were numbered and then assigned to conductors. It became his home away from home, and was often decorated to suit his personal tastes. The caboose would have been equipped with

    A closer view of the caboose at the Rainy River Heritage Square Museum. Each caboose was numbered and assigned to a conductor. In the early years, the caboose was equipped with a pot bellied stove, i

    A black and white photograph of the Heritage Train.

    An old mounted photograph showing a man standing beside a train car.

    King George VI and Queen Elizabeth on back of train, 1939.

Thunder Bay Post, 13 Sep 2002, A10     Full text available on microfiche

Chronicle-Journal, 2 Oct 2015, A3     Full text available on microfilm

Chronicle-Journal, 20 Jul 2015, A1     Full text available on microfilm

Chronicle-Journal, 21 Jul 2015, A1     Full text available on microfilm

Chronicle-Journal, 5 May 2015, A3     Full text available on microfilm

Chronicle-Journal, 2 May 2015, A2     Full text available on microfilm

Chronicle-Journal, 24 Sep 2016, A3     Full text available on microfilm

Chronicle-Journal, 11 Apr 2017, A10     Full text available on microfilm

Chronicle-Journal, 4 Jul 2017, A2     Full text available on microfilm

    Full text available on microfilm at the Brodie Resource Library

    Forestry unit leaving by train. Port Arthur, Ontario.

Chronicle-Journal, 19 Jan 2016, A2     Full text available on microfilm

Chronicle-Journal, 10 Jan 2016, A1     Full text available on microfilm

Thunder Bay Source, 14 Jan 2016     Full text available on microfiche.