The early 1900s were a period of great expansion and modernization on the Prince Edward Island Ry. (PEIR). Existing stations were replaced or expanded, new locomotives and cars were acquired, and a number of branch lines were built.
Three of these branch lines shared a very attractive standard station design. These stations were built at eight locations on the Murray Harbor branch in 1905: Hazelbrook, Vernon, Vernon River, Grandview, Melville, Wood Islands, Murray River, and Murray Harbor. A station and freight shed were built at Montague Bridge in 1906, and a slightly modified station and freight shed were built at Elmira in 1911.
The PEIR 1905 Standard Booking Station and related structures would be an ideal modeling project. They would be perfect for freelance layouts, and would be appropriate for any site from a hamlet to small city.
The ratios to convert the drawings to a different scale on the PDF.
