GRAND TRUNK PACIFIC RAILWAY
Train Ticket — Not Transferrable — Edmonton to Tete Jaune
Ticket 223531 Form D18
Punched: June 30 1914, Albreda to Tete Jaune, 30 cents

This Grand Trunk Pacific Railway ticket was discovered among the possessions of Wilfred D. Jowett, son of William A. Jowett, a magistrate at Tête Jaune Cache in the 1913 – 1915 era. From Community Stories, Valemount & Area Museum.

On this ticket “Jasper House” is not the current town of Jasper, but a location near the site of fur-trading post. The name “Fitzhugh” was changed to “Jasper” in 1913 when the GTP built its divisional point there.