Vintage tinted photograph of CPR Station from Main Street in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, showing white stone clock tower, red brick station building with arched windows, three-story red brick cafe, 1920s vintage automobiles parked on street, pedestrians, and street lamps

Back of used vintage postcard with handwritten message, addressed to Mrs. W. N. Jennings in Memphis, Tennessee, with 2-cent green King George V stamp,

$25.00

Moose Jaw Saskatchewan - CPR Station from Main Street with Vintage Cars Mapole Cafe - Postcard SP23

This vintage postcard showcases the Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR) Station from Main Street in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan. The delicately tinted photograph captures the impressive railway station with its distinctive clock tower, along with the bustling downtown street scene featuring vintage automobiles from the 1920s and the red brick cafe building.

Scene Details:

CPR Station with prominent white stone clock tower
Red brick station building with arched windows and classical architecture
Three-story red brick cafe building on the right with "CAFE" signage
Main Street with 1920s vintage automobiles parked along the curb
Pedestrians in period dress on the street
Street lamps and utility poles
Soft hand-tinted coloring highlighting the red brick buildings
Early 20th century prairie town atmosphere

This postcard is in very good condition with typical vintage wear. The back is used with handwritten message and addressed to Mrs. W. N. Jennings, 781 Tate St., Memphis, Tennessee, U.S.A. Postmarked with 2-cent green King George V stamp. .

Please zoom into and look closely at the front and back photos to view condition, and feel free to send me a message if you have any questions. Thank you, D