Located in the rainy Northwest, Victoria is home to many gardens, some of which surround Canadian Pacific’s Empress Hotel. These two 1948 dining car menus present a view of these gardens.

Click image to download a 849-KB PDF of this menu.

The first is a dinner menu for the Dominion. It is similar to, though not exactly like, yesterday’s 1948 dinner menu. The second, shown below, is also a dinner menu with a similar range of items but for the Toronto-Montreal pool trains. This means both table d’hôte and a la carte menus are squeezed into one page so that the left page can be printed in English while the right is in French.
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Click image to download a 1.3-MB PDF of this menu.

The pool train menu, obviously, also uses a yellow background color instead of white. What I wonder is what are the diagonal lines that radiate from near the right-most automobile in the photo up into the sky. Two vertical white lines on the left side of the photo, one on the ground and one on the roof, both appear to be flagpoles, but that doesn’t explain the diagonal lines.