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      Overcoat worn by railroad conductors. This particular coat was worn by D'Arcy Wilson.

      Metallic grey baseball cap with red embroidered logo of the CP Rail.

      Black and purple baseball cap that has an embroidered logo of the Algoma gang on the Canadian Pacific Railway. Cap reads: Algoma Division Rail Gang 2

      Grey baseball cap with the the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers logo embroidered in red and yellow.

      Light grey newsboy cap with an image of a CPR train. Cap was issued to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the CPR.

      Grey and blue baseball cap given to CPR employees in the Algoma district. Text on cap reads: #1 in 96 CPR Field Operations Safety Algoma District

      Black leather baseball cap with a rare logo embroidered in white and read. Text reads: "Local 571".

      Black cotton baseball cap embroidered with a red and black logo of the CPR. There are two of these caps in the museum's collection.

      Black cotton cap with the embroidered text "Teamsters Canada Rail Conference". The Canadian flag is also embroidered.

      Blue iridescent baseball cap with the Algoma district logo embroidered on the front in white and red.

      Blue iridescent baseball cap with the Algoma district logo embroidered on the front in white and red.

      Navy blue cotton baseball cap with an embroidered Algoma District logo in black, white, and red.

      Black and light brown cotton baseball cap with a monochromatic version of the CPR beaver logo. The cap commemorated safety in the Lakes District Field Ops.

      Beige and green cotton baseball cap with an embroidered golf ball and golf club. Text reads: "CP Rail - Golf".

      Black cotton cap with the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers logo on the front, which includes the Canadian and American flag embroidered in the middle.

      Light grey cotton baseball cap with the Algoma District logo in black, white, and red.

      Striped cap used by cooks on the Canadian Pacific Railway. Tag on front reads: "Railroad Signal Kitchen's Union Made"

      Traditional wooden snowshows bound together with sinew and red thread.

      A set of buttons and cuffs that would have been used as replacements on the coats CPR trainmen once wore. Buttons read "Canadian Pacific" and depict a beaver.

      Navy blue men's tie adorned with a St. John's Ambulance pin. Pin reads: "The Priory of Canada".