Saskatchewan Railway Stations
Regina
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Canadian Pacific Railway
City of Regina Archives Photograph Collection, CORA-RPL-B-97, ca. 1891
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Canadian Pacific Railway
Publisher: Stedman Brothers, Brantford, On, ca. 1908
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Canadian Pacific Railway
Dept. of Interior / Library and Archives Canada / PA-048275
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Canadian Pacific and Canadian Northern Railways
Publisher: Novelty Manufacturing & Art Printing, Montreal, ca. 1912
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Canadian Pacific and Canadian National Railways
ca. 1920s
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Canadian Pacific and Canadian National Railways
Publisher: Novelty Mfg. and Art Company, Montreal, ca. 1920s
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Canadian Pacific and Canadian National Railways
Publisher: Valentine Edy Co. Ltd., Winnipeg, ca. 1926
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Canadian Pacific and Canadian National Railways
Publisher: PECO, ca. 1940
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Canadian Pacific and Canadian National Railways
Publisher: Grant-Mann Lithographers Ltd, ca. 1950s
Related railways
Regina boasted a total of three stations. The first was built in the late 1800s by the Qu'Appelle, Long Lake and Saskatchewan Railroad and Steamboat Company, leased to the CPR in 1889. It was replaced with a more sturdy structure around 1897. That station lasted until 1911 when it was replaced by the current building, which by then was a Union Station. The former station has historical designation and presently operates as a casino.
The date for the National Archives photo is unknown. It appears as 1928 on their website, which is clearly incorrect.