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Books by Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Total count: 394
Specification of 33-foot cattle cars.n.1800-01-01-
Glimpses along the Canadian Pacific RailwayIndian series A.Canadian Pacific Railway Co.?1800-01-01
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Exploratory survey, 1871this short form of service for Sunday, intended specially for the use of surveying parties has been compiled by three clergymen of the churches of Rome, England, and Scotland, and is by them recommended as a profitable devotional exercise1871-01-01
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Progress report of the Canadian Pacific railway exploratory survey1872-01-01
Charte de la Compagnie de chemin de fer du Pacifique avec les documents et la correspondance s'y rattachantI.B. Taylor1873-01-01
[Letters patent incorporating the Canadian Pacific Railway Company]s.n.1873-01-01-
Exploratory surveyreports, recommendations, and order in council, in reference to the loss of life of officers and men, in connection with the survey, in the year 1873 / Canadian Pacific RailwayPrinted by MacLean, Robert, 1874.1874-01-01
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Instructions from the engineer in chief to the staffpublisher not identified1875-01-01
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Description of the country between Lake Superior and the Pacific Ocean, on the line of the Canadian Pacific railway.1876-01-01
Reports and documents in reference to the location of the line and a western terminal harbourC.P.R.1878-01-01
Rapports et documents relatifs au tracé de la route et au choix d'un havre terminus ouest, 1878s.n.]1878-01-01-
Colonization line from Winnipeg in Manitobaspecial specificationCanadian Pacific Railway1879-01-01
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Specification of 33-foot cattle carCanadian Pacific Railway Co.1880-01-01
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Specification of first-class passenger carsgeneral conditions of contractCanadian Pacific Railway Co.1880-01-01
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Specification of 33-foot box carCanadian Pacific Railway Co.1880-01-01
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Specification for standard locomotiveeight wheel freight engine, having four coupled driving wheels, with four-wheel engine truck, tender carried on eight wheelsCanadian Pacific Railway Co.1880-01-01
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Manitoba und der Nordwesten von AmerikaCanadian Pacific Railway1880-01-01
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Canadian Pacific Railway Companyincorporated by letters patent under the great seal of the Dominion of Canada[s.n.]1881-01-01
Memorandum, Canadian Pacific Railways.n.1881-01-01-
Canadian government landsliberal terms : free homes in the Canadian North-WestCanadian Pacific Railway Co.1881-01-01
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[Synopsis - Land grant mortgage.]1881-01-01
Official memorandum respecting the position and prospects of the Canadian Pacific Railways.n.1881-01-01-
Official memorandum, Montreal, December 12, 1882Canadian Pacific Railway1882-01-01
The Canadian Pacific railwayPrinted by Maclean, Roger & co.1882-01-01
Manitoba und der Nordwesten von Amerikas.n.1882-01-01-
Returns relating to the Canadian Pacific Railway48b to 48pPrinted by MacLean, Roger1882-01-01
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The Canadian Pacific Railway to Manitoba and the North West Territories of CanadaAmerican Bank Note Co.1883-01-01
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Official guide book to the Canadian Pacific Railway lands in Manitoba and part of the N.W. TerritoryBishop Engraving and Print. Co.1883-01-01
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The Canadian Pacific Railwayonly route to Manitoba and the great North WestCanadian Pacific Railway?1883-01-01
Circular to the shareholders of the Canadian Pacific Railway Companys.n.1883-01-01-
Canadian Pacific Railway, Eastern Divisionthrough without change, with speed unrivaledThe Railway1883-01-01
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Manitoba, the Canadian North-West[s.n.]1884-01-01
The Canadian Pacific RailwayManitoba, the Canadian north-west, testimony [of] actual [sett]lerss.n.1884-01-01-
Manitoba en het noord-westen van Canada.Algemeene beschrijving van het land.Kon. ned. stoomdrukkerij1884-01-01
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Correspondence and papers shewing the efforts the company has made to secure Portland for its winter port.1884-01-01
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Lines east of Port Arthurfreight mileage tariff ... taking effect November 2nd, 1885Canadian Pacific Railway Co.1885-01-01
The Canadian Pacific Railway. Manitoba, the Canadian North-West. Testimony of actual settlersCPR1885-01-01-
Report of proceedings at the adjourned annual and special meeting of shareholdersheld at the offices of the company, Montreal, on Saturday, 13th June, 1885Canadian Pacific?1885-01-01
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Memorandumcable to Australia[s.n.]1886-01-01
Memorandums.n.1886-01-01-
Memorandum.1886-01-01
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Land map of Manitoba and Canadian North WestCanadian Pacific Railway1886-01-01
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What women say of the Canadian North West.Montreal "Herald" Print1886-01-01
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Manitoba, the Canadian North-West.Testimony of actual settlers.Montreal Herald Print1886-01-01
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The Canadian all rail route to Winnipeg, Manitoba and the Rocky MountainsThe Company1886-01-01
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The province of British Columbia, Canadaits resources, commercial position and climate and description of the new field opened up by the Canadian Pacific Railway, with information for intending settlers ...[s.n.]1886-01-01
The Canadian Pacific, the New Highway to the East Across the Mountains ...Canadian Pacific RailwayCo.1887-01-01-
The Canadian Pacific RailwayCanadian Pacific Railway Co.1887-01-01
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A time-table with notes of the westbound transcontinental train, the Great Lakes route, and the Toronto and Chicago line1887-01-01
The Canadian Pacific Railways.n.1887-01-01
To the shareholdersThe Company1887-01-01-
Fishing resorts along the Canadian Pacific Railway, Eastern Divisionwhere to go for trout, bass and maskinonge, and what it costs to get therePassenger Dept., Canadian Pacific Railway1887-01-01
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The Canadian Pacific, the new highway to the east across the mountains, prairies & rivers of Canada1887-01-01
A time-table with notes of the westbound transcontinental train, the Great Lakes route and the Boston and Toronto lineSecond edition.Canadian Pacific Railway1887-01-01-
Vancouver, B.C., the Pacific coast terminus of the C.P.R.the largest single line of railway in the world, and the only truly transcontinental railway in AmericaRoss & Ceperley1887-01-01
Algoma and western Ontarioan account of lands, timber and mineral resources along the lines of the Canadian Pacific Railway between Ottawa and Lake Superior, and upon the north shore of Lake HuronCanadian Pacific Railway1888-01-01
A time-table with notes of the transcontinental trains, the Great Lakes route, and the Montreal and Toronto line[5]th ed.s.n.1888-01-01
Description of lands for settlement in Algoma and Western OntarioCanadian Pacific Railway Company1888-01-01-
A time-tablewith notes of the transcontinental trains, the Great Lakes Route, and the Montreal and Toronto line.1888-01-01
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A time table, with notes of the transcontinental trainsthe Great Lakes route and the Montreal and Toronto line / Canadian Pacific Railway Company .4th ed.Canadian Pacific Railway1888-01-01
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Farming and ranching in the Canadian North-West.General account of Manitoba and the North-West Territories; superior advantages for agricultural settlers; unrivalled ranching districts; free grants and cheap lands, and how to get them; climate and health; how to go, and what to do at the start; testimony of actual settlers.Canadian Pacific Railway Co.1888-01-01
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Joint passenger tarriff to the Canadian North-Westnorthern Minnesota, Dakota and transcontinental points, via Canadian routes, no. 2, in effect August 15th, 1888 / Alex. H. Notman, compiler .General Passenger Agent's Office, Canadian Pacific Railway, [18881888-01-01
The Canadian Pacific, the new highway to the east, across the mountains, prairies, & rivers of Canada.1888-01-01-
The Canadian Pacific railway1888-01-01
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A time-table with notes of the transcontinental trains, the Great lakes route and the Montreal and Toronto line6th ed.1888-01-01
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A holiday tripMontreal to Victoria and return, via the Canadian Pacific Railway : midsummer, 1888Canadian Pacific Railway Co.]1888-01-01
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Every-day qestions answered in regard to the Canadian west and its opportunities and rewards for farmersCanadian Pacific Railway Co.1888-01-01
A time table with notes of the transcontinental route, the Great Lakes route, the Halifax, St. John and Montreal, and the Montreal and Toronto lines8th edition.Canadian Pacific Railway1889-01-01-
A time-table with notes of the trans-continental trains, the Great Lakes route, and the Halifax, St. John and Montreal, and the Montreal and Toronto lines8th ed.1889-01-01
The new highway to the Orient ...1889-01-01
Summer tours by the Canadian Pacific Railway3rd ed.Canadian Pacific Railway Passenger Department1889-01-01-
Every-day questions answered in regard to the Canadian West and its opportunities and rewards for farmersCanadian Pacific Railway Co.1889-01-01
Dairy farming, ranching, mining in Alberta and Assiniboias.n.1889-01-01
Manitobala meilleur [sic] place du Manitoba pour des terres gratuites à présent, le district du lac des Chênes : des terres excellentes.The Company1889-01-01-
The Canadian Pacificthe new highway to the Orient across the mountains, prairies and rivers of CanadaCanadian Pacific Railway1889-01-01
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Successful farming in Manitoba100 farmers testify.1889-01-01
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The Canadian Pacificthe new highway to the orient across the mountains, prairies and rivers of Canada.1890-01-01
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To the White Mountains, Old Orchard Beach, Portland and the seavia the Canadian Pacific RailwayCanadian Pacific Railway Co.1890-01-01
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Free farmsManitoba, Assiniboia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, the four great fertile provinces of western Canada[s.n.]1890-01-01
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Canadian Pacific Rybill, Ontario & Atlantic and Eastern Divisions, corrected to November 26th, 1890Canadian Pacific Railway Co.1890-01-01
Farming in the North-WestManitoba, Assiniboia, Alberta, SaskatchewanCanadian Pacific Railway1890-01-01-
From the Thousand Islandsvia Ottawa and the Lachine rapids to Montreal, Quebec, Lower St. Lawrence, St. Andrews-by-the-Sea, land of Evangeline, and all points in the Maritime provinces by the Canadian Pacific RailwayC.P.R.1890-01-01
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Glimpses along the Canadian Pacific RailwayMountain series A.Canadian Pacific Railway Company1890-01-01
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Free facts, farms & sleepersrates and conditions of shipping for colonists and their effectsCanadian Pacific Railway Co.1890-01-01
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The Enchanted lakesa short outing at the mountain lakes, lovely Louise, Mirror, Agnes and Minnewanka : reached by the Canadian Pacific RailwayThe Railway1890-01-01
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Canadian Pacific Railway Company's hotelsBanff Hotel, Mount Stephen House, Glacier House, Fraser Canon House, Hotel VancouverThe Railway1890-01-01
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Wo sich der deutsche Ansiedler eine neue Heimath gründen und bald zu Wohlstand kommen kannwas die Ansiedler selbst darüber sagenCanadian Pacific Railway1890-01-01
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Fishing and shooting on the Canadian Pacific railway2d ed., issued by the General passenger department, Canadian Pacific railway.1890-01-01
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Western CanadaManitoba, Assiniboia, Alberta and Saskatchewan : how to get there, how to select lands, how to begin, how to make moneyCanadian Pacific Railway Co.1890-01-01
The Canadian Pacificthe new highway to the orient across the mountains, prairies and rivers of Canada1890-01-01-
A Scotch farmer's success in the Canadian North-WestCanadian Pacific Railway1890-01-01
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Western Canada, including Manitoba, Assiniboia, Alberta and Saskatchewanhow to get there, how to select land, how to begin, how to make moneyCanadian Pacific Railway Co.1891-01-01
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The Canadian North West territoriesdairy farming, ranching, miningRev. ed.1891-01-01
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The Saskatchewannorthern Alberta on the line of the new Calgary and Edmonton Ry. : well watered, well wooded, great grain producing soil, free homesteads : also East Assiniboia on the line of the Qu'Appelle, Long Lake & Saskatchewan Ry. : magnificent farming land recently opened to settlement by the line of the Canadian Pacific RailwayCanadian Pacific Railway Co.1891-01-01
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The Canadian north-westdairy farming, ranching, mining.[Rev. ed.]Canadian Pacific Railway1891-01-01
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List of passengers per R.M.S. Empress of Japan from Liverpool, April 11th, 1891Canadian Pacific Railway1891-01-01
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Farming and ranching in Western CanadaManitoba, Assiniboia, Alberta, Saskatchewan.1892-01-01
Folder A, Canadian Pacific Railways.n.]1892-01-01-
Joint tariff Crates to western points via Sault Ste. Marie, no. 8, in effect November 1st, 1982General Passenger Agent's Office, Canadian Pacific Railway1892-01-01
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Manitoba, Assiniboia, Alberta, Saskatchewan & Athabasca i det store Nordvestlige Amerika 10 tel 14 dages reise fra Norgegives et frit hjemsted paa 160 acres1892-01-01
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Joint tarrif Crates to western points via Sault Ste. Marie, no. 8, in effect November 1st, 1892General Passenger Agent's Office, Canadian Pacific Railway1892-01-01
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Free farmsManitoba, Alberta, Assiniboia, Saskatchewan : the four great fertile provinces of western Canada : described and illustratedpublisher not identified1892-01-01
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Westliches Canada!Manitoba, Assiniboia, Alberta und Saskatchewan : wie man dahin kommt, wie man Land auswählt, wie man anfängt, wie man Geld verdientpublisher not identified1892-01-01
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Folder A., Canadian Pacific Railway through line between Boston, Portland, Montreal, Toronto, Detroit and Chicagopublisher not identified1892-01-01
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What farmers saythe experience of farmers cultivating the lands of Manitoba, Assiniboia, Alberta, and the Saskatchewan : letters and reports from farmers who have settled in the provinces of Western Canadapublisher not identified1892-01-01
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The Edmonton districtnorthern Alberta : the Canadian Pacific Railway Company has a large area of choice lands in the Edmonton district now open for selectionCanadian Pacific Railway1892-01-01
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Hvad danske Landmaend kunne udrette i Canada[s.n.]1893-01-01
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Through British Columbia to the Saskatchewan Valley, northern AlbertaCanadian Pacific Railway Co.1893-01-01
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Canadian Pacific Railway at the World's Fair, Chicago 1893, Transportation Bvilding [sic]Canadian Pacific Railway Co.1893-01-01
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Westward to the Far Easta guide to the principal cities of China and Japan with a note on Korea4th ed.Canadian Pacific Railway1893-01-01
The Canadian Pacific, the new highway to the orient, across the mountains, prairies, and rivers of CanadaCanadian Pacific Railway Co.1893-01-01-
British Columbia, the Pacific province of the Dominion of Canadaits position, resources and climate. A new field for farming, ranching and mining along the line of the Canadian Pacific railway. Full information for intending settlersCanadian Pacific Railway Company1893-01-01
Fishing and shooting along the line of the Canadian Pacific Railway, in the provinces of Ontario, Quebec, British Columbia, the Maritime Provinces, and the prairies and mountains of western CanadaC.P.R.1893-01-01-
Fishing and shooting along the lines of the Canadian Pacific Railway in the provinces of Ontario, Quebec, British Columbia, the maritime provinces, and the prairies and mountains of western Canada1894-01-01
Western CanadaManitoba, Assiniboia, Alberta and Saskatchewan : how to get there, how to select lands, how to begin, how to make a homeCanadian Pacific Railway1894-01-01-
Canadian-Australian linethe new route to Australia via Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands, and Suva, Fiji : in connection with the Canadian Pacific RailwayCanadian Pacific Railway1894-01-01
Canadian Pacific Railwaytourist excursions weekly from BostonCanadian Pacific Railway1894-01-01
The Canadian Pacificthe new highway to the Orient, across the mountains, prairies, and rivers of Canadas.n.1895-01-01-
Canadian Pacific Railway Co.'s excursionSaskatchewan ValleyThe Company1895-01-01
Summer tours by the Canadian Pacific Railway ...9th ed.Canadian Pacific Railway1895-01-01-
Western CanadaManitoba, Assiniboia, Alberta and Saskatchewan : how to get there, how to select lands, how to begin, how to make a homeCanadian Pacific Railway Co.1896-01-01
Fishing and shooting along the lines of the Canadian Pacific Railway, in the provinces of Ontario, Quebec, British Columbia, the Maritime Provinces, the prairies and mountains of western Canada, and in the state of MaineC.P.R.1896-01-01-
British Columbia, Canada's most westerly provinceits position, advantages, resources and climate, new fields for mining, farming, and ranching along the lines of the Canadian Pacific Railway, information for prospectors, miners and intending settlersCompany?1897-01-01
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To the Klondike and gold fields of the Yukon by the Canadian Pacific Railway1897-01-01
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British Columbia.Canadian Pacific Railway]1897-01-01
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Banff in the Canadian RockiesCanadian Pacific Royal Mail Steamship Line1897-01-01
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The Great gold belt of the Yukon, reached by rail, ocean and riverCanadian Pacific Railway Co.?1897-01-01
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Shortest route to EuropeCanadian Pacific Railway Co.1897-01-01
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Canada's interests in the West India Islands.1897-01-01
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Summer tours by the Canadian Pacific Railway11th ed.Passenger Traffic Dept., Canadian Pacific Railway1897-01-01
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Official directory and atlas of Canadian Pacific Railway for use of shippers and buyersLanward Pub. Co.1898-01-01
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Western CanadaManitoba, Assiniboia, Alberta, Saskatchewan and northern Ontario : how to get there, how to select lands, how to begin - how to make a homeC.P.R.1898-01-01
Going to Western Canadas.n.1898-01-01
Montrealthe Canadian metropolis and its picturesque environments.3d ed.1899-01-01-
Quebec, summer and winter10th ed.Canadian Pacific Railway1899-01-01
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British ColumbiaCanada's most westerly province, its position, advantages, resources and climate, new fields for mining, framing and ranching along the lines of the Canadian Pacific railway, information for prospectors, miners and intending settlerspublisher not identified1899-01-01
Montrealthe Canadian metropolis and its picturesque environmentsCanadian Pacific Railway Company1899-01-01-
Western CanadaManitoba, Assiniboia, Alberta, Saskatchewan and Northern Ontario. How to get there, how to select lands, how to make a home.1899-01-01
Quebecsummer and winter9th ed.Canadian Pacific Railway1899-01-01-
Folder EThe Company1900-01-01
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Western Canada; Manitoba, Assiniboia, Alberta, Saskatchewan and Northern OntarioHow to get there, how to select lands, how to make a home1900-01-01
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Western CanadaManitoba, Assiniboia, Alberta, Saskatchewan and Northern Ontario : how to get there, how to select lands, how to make a homeCanadian Pacific Railway1900-01-01
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British Columbia ... information for prospectors, miners and intending settlers.Canadian Pacific Railway]1900-01-01
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Fishing and shooting in the province of Quebec, reached by the lines of the Canadian Pacific Railway.4th ed.Passenger Traffic Dept.1900-01-01
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For the game of life, Canada is the best fieldkick offThe Company1900-01-01
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Canadian Pacific RockiesCanadian Pacific Railway Co.1900-01-01
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The highway to the orientacross Canada.C.P.R.1900-01-01
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Main line land grantlands patented to the company in the province of ManitobaThe Company1900-01-01
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Canadian Pacific Railway and Steamship Line to Japan and ChinaCanadian Australian S.S. Line : the picturesque route to Honolulu, Fiji and Astrailia via VancouverCanadian Pacific Railway1900-01-01
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The highway to the orient, across Canada to Japan, China, Australasia and the sunny Isles of the PacificIssued by the Canadian Pacific railway co.1900-01-01
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Annotated time table, with information as to C.P.R. transcontinental routes.Corrected to June 25th, 1900.1900-01-01
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The challenge of the mountains.Issued by the Canadian Pacific railway company ...1900-01-01
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St. Andrews by-the-sea, New Brunswick.1900-01-01
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Quebec, summer and winter.12th ed.1900-01-01
Around the world, Canadian Pacific routes.n.1900-01-01-
Summer tours.Passenger Traffic Dept.]1900-01-01
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Gold in Kootenay, boundary country and Cariboo.1900-01-01
Fishing and shooting along the lines of the Canadian Pacific Railway in the provinces of Ontario, Quebec, British Columbia, the prairies and mountains of western Canada, the Maritime Provinces, the state of Maine, and in Newfoundland13th ed.C.P.R.1900-01-01-
Western CanadaManitoba, Assiniboia, Alberta, Saskatchewan and Northern Ontario : how to get there, how to select lands, how to make a homepublisher not identified1901-01-01
Descriptiv e time table of the tour of Their Royal Highnesses, the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York across Canada by the Canadian Pacific Railway.1901-01-01-
Gold in Kootenay boundary country and Cariboo reached by the Canadian Pacific RailwayCanadian Pacific Railway Co.1901-01-01
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Glorious sport on the Kootenay and Shuswap Lakes, British Columbia, in a houseboatCanadian Pacific Railway Company1901-01-01
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Descriptive time table of the tour of Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York across Canada1901-01-01
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Banff and the lakes in the clouds in the Canadian Rockiesreached by the Canadian Pacific RailwayThe Railway1902-01-01
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Temagaminga glimpse of the Algonquin paradise3rd ed.Canadian Pacific Railway Co.1902-01-01
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Canadian Pacific Railway summer toursCanadian Pacific Railway Co.1902-01-01
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Canadian Pacific Railway annotated time tablewith information as to C.P.R. transcontinental routes, corrected to July 3rd, 1902Eastbound ed.[s.n.]1902-01-01
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Summer toursthrough the picturesque provinces of eastern Canada, to the Atlantic seaboard, across the continent, through the Canadian Rockies, to the Pacific coast and the to Orient, the tropics, and the Antipodes and around the world17th ed.[s.n.]1903-01-01
Annual report of the Canadian Pacific Railway Company for the fiscal year ended June 30th 1903.s.n.1903-01-01-
The new highway to the Orient across the mountains, prairies and rivers of Canada ...1903-01-01
Words from the women of Western Canadathe story of their struggles and successes, as told by themselvesModern reprint.Issued by the Canadian Pacific Railway Company1903-01-01-
Description of locomotivesCanadian Pacific1903-01-01
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Timagaming, a glimpse of the Algonquin paradise5th ed.Canadian Pacific Railway Co.1904-01-01
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La Colombie Britannique, la province à l'extrême ouest du Canadasa topographie, ses avantages, ses ressources, son climat, nouveaux champs ouverts à l'exploitation des mines, a l'industrie agricole, et à l'élevage des animaux, le long des lignes du chemin de fer du Pacifique Canadien, renseignements pour les explorateurs, les mineurs et les colonsCanada. Dept. of the Interior1904-01-01
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Rulings in connection with general, train, and interlocking rulesCanadian Pacific Railway1904-01-01
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Quebec, summer and winter16th ed.Published by the Canadian Pacific Railway Co.1904-01-01
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Annotated time tablethe great transcontinental route.Westbound ed., corrected to October 11th, 1904.The Company1904-01-01
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The new highway to the Orientacross the mountains, prairies and rivers of Canada.1904-01-01
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Open seasons for game and fisha synopsis of laws governing shooting and fishing in the provinces and states traversed by the Canadian Pacific railway and its connections1904-01-01
Montreal, the Canadian metropolis and the country thereabout9th ed.Canadian Pacific Railway Company1904-01-01-
St. Andrews-by-the-Sea, New Brunswick, reached by the Canadian Pacific RailwayCanadian Pacific Railway Company, 1904.1904-01-01
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The resources and climate of the Kootenay, Boundary & Okanagan districts of Southern British Columbia.Canadian Pacific Railway1905-01-01
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Climates and health resorts of Canada, being a short description of the chief features of the climate of the different geographical divisions of Canadaand references to some of their chief health resorts / issued by the Canadian Pacific Railway CompanyCanadian Pacific Railway Company, 1905.1905-01-01
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Western Canada: Manitoba, Alberta, Assiniboia, Saskatchewan, and New Ontario, how to reach it.How to obtain lands.1905-01-01
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The challenge of the mountainsThe Company1905-01-01
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Montreal, the Canadian metropolis and the country thereabout10th ed.Canadian Pacific Railway Co.1905-01-01
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Women's work in Western Canadaa sequel to "words from the women of Western Canada"The Canadian Pacific Railway Company1906-01-01
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The ancient city of Québec18th ed.Canadian Pacific Railway1906-01-01
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Open seasons for game and fisha synopsis of laws governing shooting and fishing in the provinces and states traversed by the Canadian Pacific Railway and its connectionsCanadian Pacific Railway1906-01-01
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Summer tours to the Atlantic seaboard, provinces of Canada, Canadian Rockies, Pacific coast, Orient, Tropics, the Antipodes, around the world20th ed.Canadian Pacific Railway1906-01-01
Proceedings of the meeting of Western Lines Officials held at Field, B.C., February twelfth and thirteenth, nineteen hundred and sixs.n.1906-01-01
Southern British Columbia, the garden of CanadaKootenay, Boundary and Okanagan districts and Vancouver Island : brief description of their wonderful natural resources and scenic beautiesCanadian Pacific Railway Co.1906-01-01-
Acts affecting the Canadian Pacific Railway Company, 1867 to 1906[s.n.]1907-01-01
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The Ancient city of Quebec20th ed.1908-01-01
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Third class rates, eastbound and prepaidLiverpool-London and other principal points in Great Britain and Ireland, also Scandinavian and Finnish points, Continental ports, South Africa and South America via LiverpoolThe Company1908-01-01
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A suggested itinerary for a trip to and from the Pacific CoastMoraine Lake, Laggan, Alberta, Canadian National ParkA. C. Shaw, General Agent1908-01-01
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Guide to Lake Louise, with mapcarriage drives, walking and climbing trips, camping and saddle horse trips, tariffs and general informationCanadian Pacific Railway1908-01-01
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Some resources and openingsCanadian Pacific Railway1908-01-01
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Rules for the operation and inspection of the airbrake and airtrain signalalso instructions to the observed in cases of personal injuryCanadian Pacific Railway Company1908-01-01
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Annotated time table with information as to the transcontinental routes of the Canadian Pacific RailwayEastbound ed.The Railway1909-01-01
The Canadian Rockiess.n.1909-01-01-
Classification of operating revenue and outside operation accountsin effect, July 1st, 1907Canadian Pacific Railway Co.1909-01-01
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Western CanadaManitoba, Alberta, Saskathewan : how to reach it, how to obtain lands, how to make a homeCanadian Pacific Railway?1909-01-01
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British teachers for Canadian schoolsCanadian Pacific Railway1909-01-01
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Direct to the farm by Canadian Pacificthe Empire's greatest railwayCanadian Pacific Railway1909-01-01
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Third class rates, outward and prepaidLiverpool-London and other principal points in Great Britain and Ireland, also Scandinavian and Finnish points, Continental points, South Africa and South America via LiverpoolCanadian Pacific Railway Co.1909-01-01
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The advantages and resources of the St. John Valley, New Brunswick, CanadaCanadian Pacific Railway1909-01-01
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Canadian Pacific Railway, 1909souvenir : Alaska-Yukon-Pacific ExpositionCanadian Pacific Railway1909-01-01
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Fishing and shooting30th ed.Canadian Pacific Railway, [191-?1910-01-01
1910 settlers' guide to Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and AlbertaMacleod, Alta., Morley, Alta., and EastCanadian Pacific Railway Company1910-01-01-
Views in the "Irrigation block"Bow River Valley, Southern Alberta, Canada.Canadian Pacific Railway1910-01-01
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Come over into New BrunswickCanadian Pacific Railway1910-01-01
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Western CanadaManitoba, Alberta, Saskatchewan and New Ontario : how to reach it, how to obtain lands, how to make a homeCanadian Pacific Railway1910-01-01
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Through the Canadian Pacific Rockiesa series of views illustrating the chief points of interest and the glorious mountain scenery seen in a journey through the Rocky and Selkirk MountainsPublished for Canadian Pacific Railway News Service1910-01-01
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Muskoka lakes and Georgian BayThe Company1910-01-01
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Dining car servicestandard of orders and table serviceCanadian Pacific Railway1910-01-01
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General, train and interlocking rulesCanadian Pacific Railway Company1910-01-01
Manufacturing and business opportunities in Western Canada along the lines of the Canadian Pacific Railway2nd ed.s.n.]1911-01-01-
Quebec and the Chateau Frontenacthe ancient town and its modern hostelryCanadian Pacific1911-01-01
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Passenger listsCanadian Pacific Railway Company's R.M.S., Empress of IrelandCanadian Pacific Railway Co.1911-01-01
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Canadian Pacific Great Lakes Steamship ServiceCanadian Pacific Railway Co.1911-01-01
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Open seasons for game and fisha synopsis of laws governing shooting and fishing in the provinces and states traversed by the Canadian Pacific Railway and its connectionsCanadian Pacific Railway1911-01-01
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British Columbia, Canada's Pacific provinceIts natural resources, advantages and climate1911-01-01
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Homeseekers excursions to Manitoba, Saskatchewan, AlbertaCanadian Pacific Railway1911-01-01
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Classification and dimensions of locomotives of the Canadian Pacific RailwayCanadian Pacific1911-01-01
Pacific Coast Tours through the Canadian Rockies. Vancouver - Victoria - Bellingham - New Westminster - Seattle - Tacoma - Portland - Los Angeles - San FranciscoMatthews - Northrop Works1911-01-01-
Canadian Pacific RailwayCanadian Pacific Railway1911-01-01
Library catalogue for tour of their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Connaught across Canada by the Canadian Pacific Railway, 1912Canadian Pacific Railway1912-01-01-
Memorial of the Canadian Pacific Railway Companyto the Honourable Sir William Ralph Meredith, Chief Justice of Common Pleas, Royal Commissioner for the Province of Ontario to inquire into and report upon the laws relating to : Workmen's CompensationCanadian Pacific1912-01-01
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Western CanadaManitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta : how to reach it, how to obtain lands, how to make a homeCanadian Pacific Railway1912-01-01
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Western freight rates enquiryOffice of the Freight Manager, Canadian Pacific Railway1912-01-01
Wine list for tour of their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Connaught across Canada by the Canadian Pacific Railway, 1912Canadian Pacific Railway1912-01-01
Rules and wages for telegrapherseffective August 1, 1912s.n.1912-01-01
Eastern tours through the Canadian Pacific Rockiess.n.1912-01-01-
Pacific coast tours through the Canadian RockiesVancouver, Victoria, Bellingham, New Westminster, Seattle, Tacoma, Portland, Los Angeles, San FranciscoThe Company1912-01-01
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Empress of Irelandsailing from Liverpool to Quebec, Friday, August 8th, 1913[s.n.]1913-01-01
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Regulations for the navigation and discipline of the steamships of the Canadian Pacific Railway CompanyAtlantic servicesHarrison1914-01-01
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Working instructions in connection with General Order No. 107 of the Board of Railway Commissioners for Canada, dated July 4th, 1913Canadian Pacific Railway Company (Western Lines)1914-01-01
Across Canadaannotated guideCanadian Pacific Railway Co.1914-01-01
Itinerary farewell tour of their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Connaught across Canada by the Canadian Pacific Railway, 1914Canadian Pacific Railway1914-01-01-
Canadian Pacific Railway, eastern division, districts nos. 4 and 5time table 39, taking effect at 12:01 a.m., Sunday, June 27th, 1915, governed by eastern time : for the government and information of employees onlyCanadian Pacific Railway Co.1915-01-01
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Resorts in the Canadian RockiesCanadian Pacific Railway1915-01-01
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Across Canadaannotated guide via Canadian Pacific Railway, the greatest transportation system in the worldCanadian Pacific Railway Co.1915-01-01
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The western provinces of CanadaManitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta, British Columbia.1915-01-01
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Resorts in QuebecThe Company1916-01-01
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Across Canadaannotated guide via Canadian Pacific - the greatest transportation system in the world.1916-01-01
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To the Governor General in Councilpetition of the Canadian Pacific Railway Companypublisher not identified1916-01-01
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The Canadian Pacific routeCanadian Pacific Railway1916-01-01
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Resorts in OntarioCanadian Pacific Railway [ca.1916-01-01
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Through the Canadian Rockiesa series of views illustrating the chief points of interest and the glorious mountain scenery seen in a journey through the Rocky and Selkirk MountainsFor Canadian Pacific Railway News Service1917-01-01
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Alaska, British Columbia coast serviceCanadian Pacific Railway1917-01-01
Library listCanadian Pacific Railway1919-01-01
Beverages, cigars and cigarettesCanadian Pacific Railway1919-01-01
Main line land grantlands patented to the company in the province of ManitobaThe Company1919-01-01-
Programme of cinematograph display illustrating Canadian life, industries and sceneryThe Company1919-01-01
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A handbook of information regarding Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba, and the opportunities offered you by the Canadian Pacific Railway in these provinces.Canadian Pacific Railway1919-01-01
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C.P.R. banquet, 1919Canadian Pacific Railway Co.1919-01-01
Canada "coast to coast"Canadian Pacific Railway1920-01-01-
Easy climbs in the Canadian Pacific RockiesCanadian Pacific Railway1920-01-01
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In the heart of residential Toronto"North Toronto Station" : accelerated train service, Toronto-MontrealCanadian Pacific1920-01-01
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Fourth annual banquet of officers of the Canadian Pacific Railway and allied interests,King Edward Hotel, Toronto, March 13th, 1920[s.n.]1920-01-01
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Change of time will be made on Sunday, October 3rd, 1920, when the train times shown in following time tables will be effectiveUn changement d'horaire aura lieu le dimanche 3 octobre, 1920, l'horaire ci-dessous entrera alors en vigueurCanadian Pacific Railway1920-01-01
Across Canadaan annotated guide to the country served by the Canadian Pacific Railway and its allied Interests : westbound, part 1 : east of Winnipeg, east of ChicagoCanadian Pacific Railway1921-01-01
Across Canadaannotated guide via Canadian Pacific, the world's greatest transportation system : Western lines east boundRev. to 1922.Canadian Pacific Railway1922-01-01
Alaska, British Columbia coast serviceCanadian Pacific Railway1923-01-01-
C.P.R. brief on the equalization of rates case.1923-01-01
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Resorts in the Canadian Pacific Rockies.1924-01-01
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Confederation and the Canadian Pacific.Canadian Pacific Railway1927-01-01
Confederation and the Canadian PacificCanadian Pacific Railway Company1927-01-01
The Game fishes of CanadaCanadian Pacific Railway Co.1928-01-01-
Resorts in the Canadian Pacific RockiesCanadian Pacific Railway1928-01-01
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The Great Lakes steamship serviceCanadian PacificCanadian Pacific Railway Co.1928-01-01
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Seventh annual round the world cruiseEmpress of Australia, from New York, December 2, 1929 returning to New York, via Panama canal, April 17, 1930The author1929-01-01
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Canadian Pacific, the great highway across the continent to and from Europe, Japan, China, Australasia and around the world.1930-01-01
Two Mediterranean cruisesEmpress of Scotland ... Empress of France ...Canadian Pacific1930-01-01-
Resorts in the Canadian Rockies ...1930-01-01
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Pointe au Baril.Canadian Pacific Railway1931-01-01
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St. Lawrence short seaway to EuropeCanadian Pacific, world's greatest travel system1932-01-01
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Alaska passenger listS.S. Princess Charlotte, S.S. Princess LouiseCanadian Pacific Railway Co.1933-01-01
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Fifty years ago 1886 and to-day 1936 ...Canadian Pacific, the link of empire.1936-01-01
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Your journey through the Canadian Rockies from Calgary, Alberta to Vancouver and Victoria in British ColumbiaNews Department, Canadian Pacific Railway Company1937-01-01
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Alaska and the Yukon[s.n.]1940-01-01
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The Canadian Pacific at waron land, on sea, and in the air[s.n.]1942-01-01
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Your journey through the Canadian Rockies from Victoria and Vancouver in British Columbia to Calgary, AlbertaNews Department, Canadian Pacific Railway Company1946-01-01
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The Canadian Pacific position1949-01-01
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Submission to the Royal Commission on Transportation.1949-01-01
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Outline submission of Canadian Pacific Railway Company to the Royal Commission on Transportation.1949-01-01
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72 years of C.P.R. progressOctober 21, 1880 to December 21, 1952.1953-01-01
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Description of the country between Lake Superior and the Pacific Ocean, on the Canadian Pacific Railways.n.1960-01-01
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Submission to the Royal Commission on Railway Transportation in CanadaSeptember 15, 19601960-01-01
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City of Calgary - C.P. Railway downtown redevelopment proposalsBrief1964-01-01
The Canadian Pacific Railway1887 [Railfare Enterprises1971-01-01-
Rules, regulations and wages for maintenance-of-way employes of Canadian Pacific Railway Co., taking effect June 1, 1902publisher not identified1979-01-01
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Rules and wages for commercial telegraphers and clerks, as mutually agreed to between the general manager of telegraphs and a committee of telegraphers, effective June 1st, 1928publisher not identified1979-01-01
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A time table with brief descriptive notes of the transcontinental route, the Great Lakes route, the Halifax, St. John and Montreal, and the Montreal and Toronto liness.n.1980-01-01
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[ Report on the progress made in surveying operations and construction to the 31st December, 1877]s.n.1980-01-01
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Official memorandums.n.1980-01-01
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Rules for the care and use of the Commingler steam heating system and the baker heaters.n.1980-01-01
To the honourable Sir Charles Tupper ... minister of railways and canals for the Dominion of Canada, Ottawas.n.1981-01-01-
To the Klondike and gold fields of the Yukons.n.1981-01-01
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A time-table with notes of the transcontinental trains, the Great Lakes route, and the Montreal and Toronto line[5]th ed.s.n.1983-01-01
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[ Time-table] corrected to July 2nd, 1889C.P.R.1983-01-01
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Specification of 33-foot box cars.n.1984-01-01
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Specification of 33-foot cattle cars.n.1984-01-01
A time-table with notes of the westbound transcontinental train, the Great Lakes route and the Boston and Toronto lines3rd ed., to the West.s.n.1986-01-01
Canadian Pacific Railway annotated time table with information as to C.P.R. transcontinental routess.n.1987-01-01
A time table with notes of the transcontinental route, the Great Lakes route, the Halifax, St. John and Montreal and the Montreal and Toronto liness.n.1987-01-01
A brief description, with a few illustrations, of the Canadian Pacific Railway Co's. Royal Mail steamships, the Empressess.n.1994-01-01-
Maintenance-of-way rules and instructions in effect, July 1st, 1902, revised November, 1907, revised September 1913s.n.1994-01-01
Pacific coast tours ... 1915Canadian Pacific Railway1994-01-01-
Uniform regulationsHarrison, Printers to His Majesty1995-01-01
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Winter in Canadas.n.1995-01-01
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Their glory cannot fadeCanadian Pacific Railway1995-01-01
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Welfare workCanadian Pacific Railway1995-01-01
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His Royal Highness, the Prince of Wales' tour of Canada, August to October, nineteen nineteens.n.1996-01-01
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Library catalogue for the tour of General His Imperial Highness Prince Fushimi, G.C.B., across Canadas.n.]1996-01-01
The Lake district of southern British ColumbiaThe Company1996-01-01
Irrigation farming in sunny AlbertaDept. of Colonization and Development, Canadian Pacific Railway1996-01-01
Dominion elections 1904s.n.1996-01-01-
Special tourss.n.1996-01-01
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Rates of pay and rules governing service of locomotive engineers, effective February 1st, 1913s.n.1997-01-01
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Canadian railway postal paymentss.n.1997-01-01
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Van Horne Letter Book, Issue 12Creative Media Partners, LLC2018-01-01
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Summer Tours by the Canadian Pacific RailwayCreative Media Partners, LLC2018-01-01
Challenge of the Mountains; the Canadian Rockies, the Playground of America. Issued by the Canadian Pacific RailwayFranklin Classics2018-01-01-
Home Life of Women in Western CanadaCreative Media Partners, LLC2018-01-01
Van Horne Letterbook, Issue 3Creative Media Partners, LLC2018-01-01-
Fermes Gratuites, Manitoba, Assiniboia, Alberta, SaskatchewanLes Quatres Grandes Provinces Fertiles de l'ouest CanadienCreative Media Partners, LLC2018-01-01
Van Horne Letterbook, Issue 1Franklin Classics2018-01-01-
Fishing and Shooting along the Lines of the Canadian Pacific Railway in the Provinces of Ontario, Quebec, British Columbia, the Prairies and Mountains, the State of Maine and in NewfoundlandIssued by the Passenger Traffic Department, CanadianCreative Media Partners, LLC2018-01-01
Van Horne Letter Book, Issue 5Franklin Classics2018-10-10
Facts for Farmers, the Great Canadian North-West [microform] : Its Climate, Crops, and Capabilitieswith Settlers' LettersCreative Media Partners, LLC2021-01-01-
Northern Alberta [microform]Including the [Edm]onton, [R]ed Deer, Buffalo Lake, Beaver Lake and Other DistrictsCreative Media Partners, LLC2021-01-01
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Fishing and Shooting in the Province of Quebec [microform]Reached by the Lines of the Canadian Pacific RailwayCreative Media Partners, LLC2021-01-01
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Successful Farming in Manitoba [microform]100 Farmers TestifyCreative Media Partners, LLC2021-01-01
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Canadian Pacific Railway Summer Tours [microform]Volume IV, Western Tours .Creative Media Partners, LLC2021-01-01
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In the High Court of Justice Queen's Bench Division [microform] : Between Conmee & Mclennan, Plaintiffs and the Canadian Pacific Railway Company, Defendants33 Mile Contract ... Pleadings, Mccarthy, Osler, Hoskin & Creelman, Plaintiffs' Solicitors, ...Creative Media Partners, LLC2021-01-01
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[Letters Patent Incorporating the Canadian Pacific Railway Company] [microform]Creative Media Partners, LLC2021-01-01
Lindsay, Bobcaygeon and Pontypool Railway, Lessor, and the Canadian Pacific Railway Company, Lessee [microform] : LeaseClarke, Bowes & Swabey, Solicitors ... Dated July 1st 1903Creative Media Partners, LLC2021-01-01-
Practical Hints from Farmers in the Canadian North-West [microform]Creative Media Partners, LLC2021-01-01
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Account of the Working and Results of the Canadian Pacific Railway Co. 's Experimental Farms [microform]The Wise Policy of Selecting the Southern Route for the C. P. R. Endorsed by FactsCreative Media Partners, LLC2021-01-01
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[Circular] [microform]The Canadian Pacific Railway CoCreative Media Partners, LLC2021-01-01
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Fishing and Shooting along the Lines of the Canadian Pacific RailwayIn the Provinces of Ontario, Quebec, British Columbia, the Maritime Provinces, the Prairies and Mountains of Western Canada, and in the State of Maine / Issued by the Passenger...Creative Media Partners, LLC2021-01-01
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Yukon Gold Fields [microform] : Handbook of InformationIllustrated and with Maps and Charts of the RoutesCreative Media Partners, LLC2021-01-01
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Progress Report on the Canadian Pacific Railway Exploratory Survey [microform]Addressed to the Hon. H. L. Langevin, Minister of Public WorksCreative Media Partners, LLC2021-01-01
Canadian Pacific [microform]The Great Highway Across the Continent to and from Europe, Japan, China, Australasia and Around the WorldCreative Media Partners, LLC2021-01-01-
Private Mining and Metallurgical Telegraphic Cipher Code of the Canadian Pacific Railway [microform]Creative Media Partners, LLC2021-01-01
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Description of the Country Between Lake Superior and the Pacific Ocean, on the Line of the Canadian Pacific Railway [microform]Creative Media Partners, LLC2021-01-01
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Summer Tours Via Canadian Pacific Railway [microform]Across the Continent to Banff Glacier, Kootenay & the Pacific CoastCreative Media Partners, LLC2021-01-01
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Report by the Engineer in Chief, Addressed to the Hon. the Minister of Railways and Canals, Canada [microform]Creative Media Partners, LLC2021-01-01
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Time Table with Notes of the Transcontinental Route, the Great Lakes Route, the Halifax, St. John and Montreal and the Montreal and Toronto Lines [microform]Creative Media Partners, LLC2021-01-01
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Maintenance-Of-way Rules and Instructions [microform]In Effect, July 1st, 1902, Revised, November 1907Creative Media Partners, LLC2021-01-01
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Animal Husbandry in the Kingdom of Alfalfa, Bow River Valley, Southern Alberta, Canada [microform]Creative Media Partners, LLC2021-01-01
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To the Honourable Sir Charles Tupper ... Minister of Railways and Canals for the Dominion of Canada, Ottawa [microform]Creative Media Partners, LLC2021-01-01
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What Women Say of the Canadian North West [microform]Creative Media Partners, LLC2021-01-01
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Indenture of Lease [microform]The Ontario & Quebec Railway Company to the Canadian Pacific Railway Company, January 1884Creative Media Partners, LLC2021-01-01
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[Report on the Progress Made in Surveying Operations and Construction to the 31st December, 1877] [microform]Creative Media Partners, LLC2021-01-01
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Annotated Time Table with Information As to C. P. R. Transcontinental Routes [microform]Creative Media Partners, LLC2021-01-01
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Canadian Pacific Railway. Manitoba, the Canadian North-West. Testimony of Actual SettlersCreative Media Partners, LLC2021-01-01
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Brief Description, with a Few Illustrations, of the Canadian Pacific Railway Co's. Royal Mail Steamships, the Empresses [microform]Creative Media Partners, LLC2021-01-01
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Climates and Health Resorts of Canada [microform]Being a Short Description of the Chief Features of the Climate of the Different Geographical Divisions of Canada, and References to Some of Their Chief Health ResortsCreative Media Partners, LLC2021-01-01
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Canadian North-West [microform]Diary Farming, Ranching, MiningCreative Media Partners, LLC2021-01-01
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Free Homes and Cheap Railway Lands! [microform]One Hundred Million Acres! Open for Settlement along the Lines of the Canadian Pacific Railway in Manitoba, Assiniboia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, the Four Great Provinces of the Canadian North-WestCreative Media Partners, LLC2021-01-01
Proceedings of the Meeting of Western Lines Officials Held at Field, B.C., February Twelfth and Thirteenth, Nineteen Hundred and Six [microform]Legare Street Press2021-09-09-
Van Horne Letterbook, Issue 1Creative Media Partners, LLC2022-01-01
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Van Horne Letterbook, Issue 3Creative Media Partners, LLC2022-01-01
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British Columbia, the Pacific Province of the Dominion of Canada--Its Position, Resources and ClimateA New Field for Farming, Ranching and Mining along the Line of the Canadian Pacific Railway; Full Information for Intending SettlersCreative Media Partners, LLC2023-01-01
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Fishing and Shooting along the Lines of the Canadian Pacific Railway in the Provinces of Ontario, Quebec, British Columbia, the Prairies and Mountains, the State of Maine and in NewfoundlandIssued by the Passenger Traffic Department, CanadianCreative Media Partners, LLC2023-01-01
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Yukon Gold FieldsHandbook of InformationCreative Media Partners, LLC2023-01-01
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Glimpses along the Canadian Pacific RailwayCreative Media Partners, LLC2023-01-01
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Gold in Cariboo and Kootenay Reached Only by the Canadian Pacific RailwayCreative Media Partners, LLC2023-01-01
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Home Life of Women in Western CanadaCreative Media Partners, LLC2023-01-01
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C. P. Railway; Free Facts, Farms, and SleepersRates and Conditions of Shipping for Colonists and Their EffectsCreative Media Partners, LLC2023-01-01
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Annual Report of the Canadian Pacific Railway Company for the Fiscal Year Ended June 30th 1903Creative Media Partners, LLC2023-01-01
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Canadian Pacific, the New Highway to the Orient, Across the Mountains, Prairies, and Rivers of CanadaCreative Media Partners, LLC2023-01-01
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Canoe Trip Through Temagaming the Peerless in the Land of HiawathaCreative Media Partners, LLC2023-01-01
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The Canadian RockiesCanadian Pacific Railway Company
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Montrealthe metropolis of Canada
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The highway to the OrientCanadian Pacific Railways Co.
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Plan of the British Empire Exhibitionshowing the shortest routes from railway stations to Canadian Pacific pavilion and gardens
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The highway to the orientacross Canada to Japan, China, Australasia and the sunny isles of the PacificCanadian Pacific Railway Company
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The war service record of the C.P.R. & Dominion Express European staffs, 1914-1918.
Daily bulletin of the voyage from Vancouver, B.C. to Skagway, Alaskas.n.
Report of proceedings [at the] annual general meeting of shareholders.
Chateau Frontenac, Quebecs.n.-
Scenes through the Canadian Rockies, hand colored.
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Canadian national parkBanff Springs : glaciers and mountain ranges of British ColumbiaCanadian Pacific Railway Co.
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Glimpses along the line of the Canadian Pacific RailwayMountain series C.
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Was für sie auf einer Farm wissenswert istDruck von Otto Maass' Söhne
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Canadian Pacific war memorials
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Montreal-Toronto, a brand new train service"The York", leave Montreal 12.30 p.m., arrive Toronto 8.30 p.m. : "The Rideau", leave Toronto, 1.00 p.m., arrive Montreal 9.00 p.m. : daily, except Sunday, standard timeThe Railway
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[Synopses of information on the natural resources of Canada]
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The challenge of the mountainsthe Canadian Rockies, the playground of AmericaCanadian Pacific Railway Co.