Medicine Hat railway station

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Medicine Hat
Postcard showing the station, circa 1910.
Location	Canada
Coordinates	50°02′23″N 110°40′18″W / 50.0397°N 110.6716°W / 50.0397; -110.6716Coordinates: 50°02′23″N 110°40′18″W / 50.0397°N 110.6716°W / 50.0397; -110.6716
History
Opened	1906

Photo of the station shortly after opening.

Medicine Hat railway station is a Heritage Railway station in Medicine Hat, Alberta. It was built in 1906 and expanded in 1911–1912, using red brick from Medicine Hat and sandstone from Calgary.^[1]

The station as seen in 2021.

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