I don’t have a 1954 Jasper Park booklet, but this 1955 booklet is the same 6″x9″ format as all of CN’s Jasper booklets at least as far back as 1938. This booklet follows the same general outline as the 1953 edition, but with new photos and text.

Click image to download an 19.3-MB PDF of this 46-page booklet.

The 1938-1941 booklets showed photos of people being chauffeured around the park in Buicks that looked like they might have been able to carry four passengers plus the driver. The 1953 booklet shows the Buicks had been replaced by 1951 Dodge Coronet eight-passenger sedans with windows added into the roofs (go to the Buick link and scroll down).

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Though MCI is an American company today, it was founded in Winnipeg and made buses for numerous Canadian bus and tour companies as well as Greyhound. Because they were ruggedly built for harsh weather Greyhound liked MCI buses so much that it eventually bought MCI. Later, as the bus industry declined, it was spun off again as an independent company.

This booklet has the same fold-out maps that appeared in the back of CN’s 1940 through 1955 Jasper booklets. I was able to scan the maps in this booklet without damaging it. In 1956, CN changed to an 8-1/2″x11″ landscape format that presented the same maps without folding them out.