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Canadian Pacific letter card

Front features images of a train, hotel, and steamship. Assembled by Lawrence Crawford, orchestra leader on the Canadian Pacific second Empress of Japan, Princess Louise, and Princess Alice.

Canadian Pacific Railway Company

Canadian Pacific newsletters

The Canadian Pacific Wireless Express from the Empress of Scotland on 30 Oct. 1927, the Pacific Empress from the Empress of Canada missing some sections, the Pacific Empress Daily from the Empress of Japan from Apr. 16, 18, and 19 1938, and 5 Sept. 1936.

Canadian Pacific Railway Company

Canadian Pacific Railway

Booklet promoting a viewpoint against the construction of the railway. Three copies. Two copies contain Maps Illustrating the Hewson Projected Pacific Railway Line. One copy bound in board. One copy missing front cover. One copy is on display in the exhibition drawer 19.1.

Hewson, M. Butt

Canadian Pacific Railway

Pamphlet containing the text of an address at the American Society of Civil Engineers Annual Convention at Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 28 Jun. 1888, by the president of the Society regarding the technical aspects of construction of the Canadian Pacific Railway, in particular through the Rocky Mountains.

Keefer, Thomas C.

Canadian Pacific Railway. A. and B. General specification and form of contract for grading, bridging, track laying and ballasting. The works to be done by the contractors, of which the hereto annexed are the specifications, consist of all the excavation, grading, bridging, track-laying, ballasting, and other works required to be done on that portion of the line of the Canadian Pacific Railway, commencing at the western end of Contract No. 25, about 113 miles west of the town plot of Fort William, and termination at Station No. 1,290, near the crossing of Eagle River, and said to be in length about 118 miles

Railway Government Publication item 71.

Canada. Legislature. Legislative Assembly

Canadian Pacific Railway advertising art

Scrapbook of magazine and newspaper clippings featuring advertisements for accommodation at Canadian Pacific hotels and travel aboard Canadian Pacific trains, ships and planes. Assembled by Dr. W. B. Chung. 51 pages with 23 magazine clippings and 8 newspaper clippings.

Chung, Wallace B.

Canadian Pacific Railway and Steamships' agent stationery

Examples of various printed stationery forms intended for use for Canadian Pacific Railway and Canadian Pacific Steamships business, including forms for reporting ticket sales dating from 1913 and 1926 to 1928, a 1928 commercial cables form, three open third class berthing cards in Chinese and English, early 20th century Canadian Government Department of Immigration and Colonization forms for "Report of Chinese Outwards," and 1940s waivers for children travelling unaccompanied, a copy of the Trans-Pacific Passenger Conference Rules and Regulations circa 1920s.

Yip Sang Company

Canadian Pacific Railway annotated timetables for eastbound service

Annotated timetables for the eastbound transcontinental route, including a copy of the Memo Edition of the timetable from 1907 with extra pages for memoranda (missing cover). Dates include: 3 Jul. 1902, 21 Apr. 1903, 28 Jun. 1909, 25 Apr. 1910, 18 Aug. 1911, 10 Nov. 1911, and 8 Jun. 1912.

Canadian Pacific Railway Company

Canadian Pacific Railway: articles of agreement entered into between George Bowie and M. McNaughton and Her Majesty Queen Victoria, represented by the minister of railways and canals, to do the excavation, grading, bridging, track-laying, ballasting, &c., on the 2nd 100-mile section of the Canadian Pacific Railway, west of Red River (about 100 miles)

Railway Government Publication item 87.

Canada. Legislature. Legislative Assembly

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