Manyberries Station - Closed

08/27/2023

2018 CLOSED - Former Canadian Pacific Railway Station, built in 1917 & 1912 CPR Caboose. The Former Manyberries CPR Station & Section House were private homes and private properties. The Caboose and Station are no longer open to the public. Please enjoy this Page as a Remembrance of what it once was. I would like to thank everyone that has come out to visit and share their stories over the years. It was a privilege to have enjoyed this part of Canadian Rail history as my home.

10/28/2018

Happy Halloween! Here is a spooktacular video made a few years ago, some visitors came to explore what goes bump in the night in the caboose.

Paranormal evidence after investigating a Haunted Canadian Pacific Railway Caboose.

10/16/2018

It's that time of year again! Fall memories in Manyberries and Orion.

09/21/2018

The view from the Sage Brush Grill!
Just in time for hunting season, for those hungry workers, hunters, travelers and those living in the Manyberries area. Be sure to stop in and grab a bite!
Located at the old Manyberries CPR Section House!
Open daily from 5:30am to 7:30pm.
FB Message Tamra or text (403)504-9175.

09/03/2018

Thank you to those who stopped in for a visit this year! We hope you enjoyed your travels and all the places you've had the chance to explore so far.
Good luck to all students beginning the new school year!

08/20/2018

This is wonderful! Had a nice visit with Editing Luke, great feature!

A photo set of the former Manyberries Train Station in Manyberries, Alberta. Photography by Luke Fandrich.

08/10/2018

Hot one today!! Hope everyone is staying safe, cool and hydrated out there.

07/26/2018

Appreciating the weather...

07/24/2018

Sharing this message to anyone in the area who might have any information to help Dylan with his research:

"I am a researcher from the University of Calgary who is interested in studying formations of weak and water saturated soils that are found across Alberta. They are localized occurrences that appear as either mounds or regions of flat land and people may know them by a number of different names including; Soap Holes, Mud Holes, Mud Boils, Quicksand/Quickclay, Mud Volcanoes, Pingles. Our study is trying to understand how and why they form, and to assist in this we are trying to build a dataset of the spatial distribution of these features.
Alberta is a very big place, so we are hoping to engage with the members of the community as it is a lot of area to cover, and no one knows the land better than the people who live on it. What we are asking from the people of the community is if they want to report one of these features or are just interested in getting more information to please check our page (Soap Hole Research) or contact us at:

Dylan Cunningham
E: [email protected]

Dr. Rachel Lauer
E: [email protected]

Dr. Cathy Ryan
E: [email protected]

We are only looking to take pictures and record the coordinates of the formation to help build our dataset; the land will not be altered in any way.

Thank you for your time and we hope to hear back from you.

Dylan Cunningham
MSc Candidate
University of Calgary"

07/23/2018

No matter which way life takes you, there's no place like home.

Photo by Cheryl Stromsmoe

07/04/2018

Happy 4th of July to all American friends, family and followers of the Manyberries Station!

06/30/2018

Happy Canada Day long weekend!
We hope you all have safe travels and enjoy the celebrations!