said to be the first C. P. R. train to leave Yorkton

Trains in the Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR) rail yard off Broad Street and Dewdney Avenue looking north towards buildings in the warehouse district on Dewdney Avenue.

Canadian National Railway (CNR) freight cars, with men unloading railroad ties using teams of horses and wagons.

Three men in front of a steam engine. The side of the steam engine reads "G.T.P. Engineering Dept. 503"

Eight women, 12 men and two children standing in front of a steam engine and passenger car

Sir Wilfred's special train being the first passenger train on the Melville Yorkton branch of G.P.T.

The Canadian Pacific Railway yards as they appeared in 1910. Great development had taken place in the preceding twenty years, since the first train left Yorkton in 1891. In the picture above, left center, it will be noted that in 1910 the fair grounds were on the present site of Jubilee park, the live stock building and large tents are seen. On the right is Livingstone Street.

The building of a Canadian Pacific train bridge across a river. A train is parked on part of the partially constructed track. Buildings can be seen in the background. Exact location/bridge unclear.

Three women standing at the back of a caboose in front of a building
The signs on the building reads "Massey-Harris Farm Implements" and "B... Wagons"

Four men bundled up for winter in hats and long jackets stand in front of a train. One boxcar says "Canadian Pacific" and the other says "Canadian Northern." The train would be on the CNR track that ran by Zealandia on the north side of town. There is snow on the ground and two of the men are smoking cigars.

Sir Wilfred's special train being the first passenger train on the Melville Yorkton branch of G.T.P.

A derailed Grand Trunk Pacific train with people walking around it

Completed C.P.R. bridge, believed to be the same one pictured in SU1.001, with a train crossing it. Two people stand on a sandbar watching the train go by. Exact location/bridge unknown. Possibly Clark's Crossing?