DescriptionUnion Station, Regina, built in 1911.jpg
English: Union Station, constructed of Tyndall stonework, replaced its predecessor in 1911. It acquired its name because the facilities were designed to accommodate both the Canadian Pacific Railroad and the newly formed Canadian Northern Railway.
Other information
The company which built the building and may have been responsible for the photo no longer exists.
The photo is held by the Regina Public Library. The autos in the photo are clearly of the 1920s.
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