Cranberry Portage station
Cranberry Portage station is a former railway station in Cranberry Portage, Manitoba, Canada, whose building is now home to the Cranberry Portage Heritage Museum. Located west of Grass River Provincial Park in north-central Manitoba, the building was constructed in 1929 as a two-storey, third-class station by the Canadian National Railway. The station was later served by Via Rail's "The Pas-Pukatawagan" line for the Keewatin Railway. History 
The Cranberry Portage station building was constructed in 1929 as a two-storey, third-class station by the Canadian National Railway (CNR). This section of the CNR track, known as the Hudson Bay Railway, proved to be essential to the development of northern Manitoba. The station would later go on to be served by Via Rail, on its "The Pas-Pukatawagan" line for the Keewatin Railway, twice per week in each direction. In 1992, the railway station was designated a historic site in 1992. The building was unused until 2012, when a local initiative restored the building and converted it into the Cranberry Portage Heritage Museum, which opened officially on May 31, 2015. See also

 List of designated heritage railway stations of Canada

References

External links
Cranberry Portage Heritage Museum - Building Acquisition

Via Rail stations in Manitoba
Canadian National Railway stations in Manitoba
Designated heritage railway stations in Manitoba
Railway stations in Canada opened in 1929
1929 establishments in Manitoba
Municipal Heritage Sites in Manitoba
History museums in Manitoba
Buildings and structures in Northern Region, Manitoba
Transport in Northern Manitoba