Governor General Byng with Party

Sir Winston Churchill and Mackenzie King at Quebec Conference

Prime Minister William Lyon Mackenzie King disembarks train

Prime Minister Louis St. Laurent leaving train in Montreal

Bing Crosby with bear at Jasper Park Lodge

Clark Gable with CNR president Mr. R.C. Vaughn

Portrait of Samuel James Hungerford, President CNR 1934-41

Portrait of Sir Robert Borden at his desk

The Dionne Quintuplets

Sir William MacKenzie, President of the Canadian Northern Railway, on an inspection tour

General Dwight D. Eisenhower with Hon. Angus L. Macdonald, Premier of Nova Scotia

Charles Lindbergh speaks at the Celebrations for Canada's Diamond Jubilee of Confederation : the first national radio broadcast in Canada, July 1, 1927

Actor Alan Ladd signing an autograph

Rev. Wilfrid. J. Langlois and Sir. Alexander Fleming, M.B. (Penicillin discoverer)

U.S. President Truman shaking a mountie's hand

Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery departing Jasper

Scouting founder Lord Baden-Powell goes fishing

Actor Mickey Rooney and Superintendent Clancy

Baseball player Babe Ruth at Bonaventure Station

Entertainer Gracie Fields borrows Constable Alcock's headgear

Ottawa Mayor Charlotte Whitton waves from the cab of the museum train

Movie star Van Johnson pilots GTW locomotive

Ronald Reagan before presidency boards CNR's Ocean Limited enroute to SS Brittanic and London

Governor General Vincent Massey at Jasper

Skater Barbara Ann Scott leaving on CNR's “Washingtonian” for her first professional engagement in New York

Actor Harold Lloyd, wearing his trademark glasses, greets fellow shriners as North America's High Potentate of the Shriners

While filming in the Rockies, actor James Stewart greets a mountie

Baseball player Joe DiMaggio and young friend

Canadien hockey team (from left to right: Murph Chamberlain, Jimmy Peters, Maurice Richard, and Kenny Mosdell) enroute to Boston for the play-offs

Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, former first lady of the United States, at Montréal's Central Station

Actors Gene Tierney and Dana Andrews come to Ottawa to film Iron Curtain

Buster Keaton (silent movie actor) at CN photographic department

Animator Walt Disney (left) and friends visit a Jasper lodge

Actor Christopher Plummer (centre) as Hamlet in the Stratford production

Grey Owl (Archibald Stansfeld Belaney) with beaver in canoe

Fred Davis, television host of

Sir Henry and Lady Thornton present at opening of the Dunblane rail/highway bridge

Official dedication of CN Tower

Quintland, the facilities catered to visitors to the home of the Dionne Quintuplets

A souvenir booth belonging to Oliva Dionne, the Quintuplets father

Line-up of visitors to the Quintuplet's home and the Quintland main pavilion

Madam Legros' shop, displaying Dionne Quintuplets memorabilia and their original basket

The farmhouse belonging to the Dionne family

Madam Lebel's shop, displaying Dionne Quintuplets memorabilia

A streetscape towards a shop belonging to a midwife of the Dionne Quintuplets

A little boy admires the Alexander Graham Bell monument in front of the Bell Telephone Company building

Senior Grand Trunk Pacific Railway Company officials inspect main line during early construction period

Grand Trunk Pacific Railway Company officials inspect grade

First visit of a Canadian Governor-General to Prince Rupert

Mr. David Pottinger, first General Manager of the Intercolonial Railway

F.P. Gutelius was the first general manager of the Canadian Government Railway

The first Board of Commissioners of the Intercolonial Railway

Banquet honouring the first visit of a Canadian Governor General to Prince Rupert

The grave of

Canadian Northern Railway Vice President A.J. Mitchell

A.E. Warren - General manager of Western region, Winnipeg, following 1923 formation

Jack Benny and his wife arriving at Bonaventure Station to entertain servicemen

Jack Benny and his wife in Montreal to entertain servicement

Central Vermont Railway 100th Anniversary of the arrival of the first train in St. Albans - some of the guests

United States President and Mrs. Calvin Coolidge standing on the open platform of a business car

Lawrence Brainerd, first Clerk and a Manager of the Vermont Central and Vermont & Canada Railroads

John Smith, first President of the Vermont & Canada Railroad

Charles Melville Hays, President of the Grand Trunk Railway 1910-1912.

John Rudolphus Booth inspects one of the last shipments of big timber from his holdings, with his sons C. Jackson and J. Fred Booth.

Ottawa Mayor Charlotte Whitton in the cab of locomotive 40, Museum Train

Ontario Premier Leslie Frost with costumed employees from the Museum Train

Ontario Premier Frost and Mayor Rose, of Aurora, on locomotive 647 of the Museum Train

Ontario Premier Leslie Frost oils the Museum Train’s locomotive

Ontario Premier Leslie Frost putting on coveralls at King Station, Museum Train in the background

Mr. Dingle presents gavel to Mayor Townsend of St. Lambert, Quebec

CN President Donald Gordon assumes the role of diesel locomotive crew member

Portrait of CN President Gordon by Karsh

Montreal Canadien hockey team in the dining car, en route to Chicago

Montreal Canadien hockey team playing cards en route to Chicago

Toronto Maple Leafs hockey team score a goal against the Detroit Red Wings

R.C. Vaughan seated at his desk

Sir Winston Churchill at Charnay Junction

President R.C. Vaughan and Sir Winston Churchill in Halifax

U.S. Secretary of State Cordell Hull at Central Station

British Prime Minister Sir Winston Churchill giving an autograph

U.S. President Roosevelt; Canadian Prime Minister, Mackenzie King and British Prime Minister, Winston Churchill. On the wall seated is Anthony Eden, Brendan Bracken, and Harry Hopkin

President MacMillan inspecting new caboose CN79249