Ontario Railway Stations
Schreiber
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Canadian Pacific Railway
Canadian Souvenir Post Card, J.W. Heckman, CPR Archives, ca. 1900
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Canadian Pacific Railway
National Library & Archives, Reference a045673, ca. 1900
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Canadian Pacific Railway
Source: Schreiber Public Library, ca. 1910
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Canadian Pacific Railway
Publisher: A.L. Merrill, Toronto, ca. 1910
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Canadian Pacific Railway
Source: Schreiber Public Library, ca. 1920s
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Canadian Pacific Railway
Publisher: Photo Tex, ca. 1930s
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Canadian Pacific Railway
ca. 1940s
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Canadian Pacific Railway
ca. 1950s
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Canadian Pacific Railway
© Jeri Danyleyko, ca. 2003
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Canadian Pacific Railway
© Jeri Danyleyko, ca. 2003
Related railways
The first station in Schreiber was built at an unknown date and may have been a temporary structure. It was replaced in 1885 and then again in 1924 with the present building which remains in use by the railway.
Schreiber was named after Sir Collingwood Schreiber, an engineer and career civil servant. Schreiber was responsible for supervising the construction of the CPR and managing the various government-owned railways. It is believe that without his efforts, the CPR would never have been completed.