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      Heavily rusted Feuerhand oil lantern contructred out of glass and metal. Model number was 275, and it was produced in Germany.

      Two black oil lanterns that were used on the Canadian Pacific Railway in Schreiber. Lamps were produced by Hiram L. Piper Co., Ltd.

      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.

      Ten keys on a chain that were used on the Canadian Pacific Railway in Schreiber.

      Heavy metal black seal stamp which reads: "B.L.E. Gen. Com. Of Adjustment Atlantic and Eastern Regions C.P.R." Pictured beside the stamp is an example of the mark left on paper.

      Heavy metal black seal stamp that reads: "Schreiber Lodge Mo. 153 R.R.C.M. of America Schreiber, Ontario, Canada" An example of the stamp on paper is presented beside the seal.

      Device used to test colour vision of men who worked on the railway.

      Long wooden stick, curved 360 degrees on one end to form a loop. It was used to deliver messages to workers on the trains before they started to use radios.

      Handbooks produced by the Ladies Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and used on the Canadian Pacific Railway in Schreiber, Ontario.

      Brown cloth-covered book used to track the working hours of employees at the C.P.R.

      Hard-covered book entitled "Signature in Steel"; a picture book tribute to the Canadian Pacific Railway.

      Timetables produced by the C.P.R. for information about arrivals and departures.

      Leather-bound navy blue book with a listing of designating numbers of stations.

      Brown envelopes sent to Thomas Arnot of Schreiber from Cleveland, Ohio. The envelopes contain information from the Locomotives Engineers Mutual Life and Accident Insurance Association.

      Small notice framed with wood. Text reads: "In the interest of fire prevention on the right of way or adjoining land, all employees starting fires in cabooses or work equipment stoves are warned to use every precaution to avoid the emission of sparks, also against poking fire while train is ...

      Photograph was taken of the east bound unit coming out of the Jackfish tunnel (between Terrace Bay and Marathon).

      A framed photograph of Unit 2858. This steam engine was used between Thunder Bay and Schreiber.

      Early photograph of Schreiber reinforced on cardboard backing. Photograph has a large vertical crack down the centre, as well as some waterstains on the upper portion.

      Black and white photograph depicts the work camp in which Japanese-Canadian men were interned during the Second World War.

      Black and white photograph depicts two Canadian women with a group of Japanese-Canadian men who were interned at Schreiber during the Second World War. The photograph is mounted on wood.