“C.P.R. Depot. Kenora”
The Kenora train station was built in 1899 and was designed by the CPR Engineering Department. Local brick and stone was used in its construction. While the lower level of the station was essentially a rectangular structure, it is the elaborate roof that makes the building so striking.
In 1921, when there was a need for expansion, rather than add to the existing building and in doing so, disturb its balanced symmetry, a one and a half storey express office and lunch room building was constructed to the east.
Presenter: Braden Murray
55+ and Free! Adventures in Culture at the Muse. If you are 55+ years, you are invited to join us for free cultural programming at The Muse.
Take a guided tour of this exhibit which features over 70 Kenora/Keewatin images with Museum Educator Braden Murray. Free refreshments provided. Participants must be fully vaccinated. All health measures for indoor gathering must be observed.
Limited space available. Register early to avoid disappointment. Contact (807) 467-2105 or emailing [email protected].
Funding provided by the Government of Ontario.