The CPR Station at Chapleau, approximately 1955. On the ground level was the travellers' waiting room and ticket office. Next was the operator's office, then the yard foreman's and car checking staff, and on the extreme right Mrs. Lord's restaurant. The conductor's and brakeman's booking-in-room entrance was at the rear of the station. On the second floor where the superintendent's office, CPR policeman's office and the signal supervisor's office. On the extreme right over the restaurant there were living quarters and a few rooms for VIPs.

Many a man sweat when he was called upstairs to make a statement for some misdemeanour or to report on some careless or unfortunate mishaps (including the writer). Many men descended these stairs feeling disconsolate and depressed, knowing their life with the CPR was terminated.

No.	Year	Picture
18	1933	The PIG PEN
161	1938	Some well known Chapleau men.
60	1938	Section crew at Devon
4	1943	On a bright sunny day
70	1945	Jack "Fleegle" Mitchell icing the passenger train in Chapleau.
20	1947	The Chapleau fire of 1947. Fateful aircraft.
21	1947	The smoke billowing over the old town hall.
22	1947	More smoke
65	1948	Ernie Shock and Bill Pellow in front of steam locomotive.
61	1952	Chapleau train crew
62	19..	Chapleau residents
40	1952	What a "real boat" was like
1	1952	The beginning of Pellow's Cottages
2	1953	More on the beginnings of Pellow's Cottages
3	1953	The first tourist to Pellow's Cottages
41	1954	Tee Chambers, Harry Pellow and Aldee Martel
71	1957	William R. Pellow and his dad Clifford Pellow.
67	1961	Caboose life.
66	1961	Ossie Pellow, conductor CPR
69	1962	Alco Locomotive Works locomotive #4090 and Chapleau crew.
63	1960s	Pogamasing Station
68	1963	Express passenger train No. 5, enroute Chapleau to White River.
8	1964	Donation of an antique rifle to N.R. Crump Many other people are also visible.
156	1976	The interior of the "bar" caboose.