Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "The Theodore railway station is a municipal designated historic building, (located in Theodore, Saskatchewan, Canada) and a disused station that was built by the Canadian Pacific Railway. The two story, railway station is of wood construction as is the last remaining station of the Type Nine Canadian Pacific Railway Station design developed by R.B. Pratt. Offices and waiting areas were designed to occupy the ground floor, while the second floor dormers contained the residence for the station master.Rail service to the town ended in the 1970s, the station building was moved from its original location to the current location in 1974 to be used as a Senior's centor, later turned into the home for the Theodore Historical Museum."@en }
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- Theodore_railway_station abstract "The Theodore railway station is a municipal designated historic building, (located in Theodore, Saskatchewan, Canada) and a disused station that was built by the Canadian Pacific Railway. The two story, railway station is of wood construction as is the last remaining station of the Type Nine Canadian Pacific Railway Station design developed by R.B. Pratt. Offices and waiting areas were designed to occupy the ground floor, while the second floor dormers contained the residence for the station master.Rail service to the town ended in the 1970s, the station building was moved from its original location to the current location in 1974 to be used as a Senior's centor, later turned into the home for the Theodore Historical Museum.".
- Q3944763 abstract "The Theodore railway station is a municipal designated historic building, (located in Theodore, Saskatchewan, Canada) and a disused station that was built by the Canadian Pacific Railway. The two story, railway station is of wood construction as is the last remaining station of the Type Nine Canadian Pacific Railway Station design developed by R.B. Pratt. Offices and waiting areas were designed to occupy the ground floor, while the second floor dormers contained the residence for the station master.Rail service to the town ended in the 1970s, the station building was moved from its original location to the current location in 1974 to be used as a Senior's centor, later turned into the home for the Theodore Historical Museum.".