- 01.601.98
- Pièce
- ca.1930
Fait partie de Biggar Photograph Collection
The Canadian Pacific railway depot in Biggar, SK with steam engine #1208 stopped in front of it
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- H-361
- Pièce
- [189-?]
Fait partie de PAHS Archives Collection
Canadian Pacific train by canvas immigration tents. Possibly Saskatoon
CPR Depot, Biggar, Saskatchewan
- 11.149.51A
- Pièce
- December, 1973
Fait partie de Biggar Photograph Collection
Exterior view of the Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR) depot in Biggar, Saskatchewan, with a grain elevator and two other small wooden buildings in the background.
CPR Depot, Biggar, Saskatchewan
- 11.149.51B
- Pièce
- December, 1973
Fait partie de Biggar Photograph Collection
Exterior view of the Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR) depot in Biggar, Saskatchewan
Canadian Pacific Overpass East of Biggar, Saskatchewan
- 92.301.43
- Pièce
- ca.1950
Fait partie de Biggar Photograph Collection
A view of the Canadian Pacific Railroad train overpass which was located East of Biggar, Saskatchewan
- H-638
- Pièce
- [190-?]
Fait partie de PAHS Archives Collection
A Canadian Pacific Railway Locomotive
- H-703
- Pièce
- [before 1947]
Fait partie de PAHS Archives Collection
St. Patrick's Orphanage (Roman Catholic)
Bio/historical note: St. Patrick's Orphanage was located at 643 13th Street West, as per Volume I of the 1945 Henderson's Directory
Dump Wagons Used To Build Grade For CPR Bridge
- 90.82.07
- Pièce
- ca.1937
Fait partie de Biggar Photograph Collection
Two men standing with 14 horses all wearing harnesses; a building can be seen in the background
- 11.149.51C
- Pièce
- ca.1930
Fait partie de Biggar Photograph Collection
The Canadian Pacific railway depot in Biggar, SK with steam engine #1208 stopped in front of it
Written on the bottoml: "CPR Depot - Biggar, Sask.""
Last steam locomotive to Prince Albert
- H-700-2
- Pièce
- 1960
Fait partie de PAHS Archives Collection
Last steam locomotive into Prince Albert. Engineer L. Trombley