Saskatchewan Railway Stations
Saskatoon
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Canadian Pacific Railway
Western Development Museum/Library & Archives Canada/PA-038677, 1891
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Canadian Pacific Railway
ca. 1906
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Canadian Pacific Railway
Publisher: Saskatoon Drug and Staty Co., ca. 1910
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Canadian Pacific Railway
Publisher: Valentine & Sons, ca. 1910
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Canadian Pacific Railway
ca. 1912
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Canadian Pacific Railway
Publisher: Novelty Manufacturing & Art Printing, Montreal, ca. 1915
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Canadian Pacific Railway
Publisher: PECO, ca. 1930s
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Canadian Pacific Railway
Publisher: PECO, ca. 1940s
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Canadian Pacific Railway
Photo: Stan Styles, 1978
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Canadian Northern Railway
Publisher: P. McKenzie, ca. 1910
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Canadian Northern Railway
ca. 1910
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Canadian Northern Railway
ca. 1913
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Canadian Northern Railway
Publisher: Pugh Specialty Co., ca. 1915
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Canadian National Railway
Publisher: Novelty Manufacturing & Art Printing, Montreal, ca. 1930
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Canadian National Railway
Publisher: Grant-Mann Lithographers Ltd. Vancouver, BC, ca. mid 50s
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Canadian National Railway
Photo: Creative Photographers Ltd. ca. 1970
Related railways
Saskatoon's first Canadian Pacific station was probably built in the 1880s. It was used until 1906. The second CPR station was used as a station until 1960 &later by the CPR as offices until 1993. It is a designated heritage structure &is now home to a number of commercial services.
The Canadian Northern (later Canadian National) station was built in 1910. It was used by CN until 1939 when it was replaced with a 'modern' structure. By 1964, the new station had lost its lustre &was once again replaced with the latest and greatest in 'ultra modern' station architecture. The latest station still survives &remains in use by VIA Rail.