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Waterfront station (Vancouver) and Canadian Pacific Railway blue plaque

Vancouver, BC, Canada

Canadian Pacific Station Designed by Montreal architects Barott, Blackader and Webster in 1912-1914, and built by New York contractors, this imposing structure is Vancouver’s fourth C.P.R. Station. The first C.P.R. Station was a small building located on the shore of Burrard Inlet, built in 1887. Th

e second station was built in 1897 at the foot of Granville Street. The current station at the foot of Granville street was built in 1914. Ten giant order free-standing Ionic columns form the city’s m

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