Barry's Bay Railway Station

The Madawaska Valley Visitor Centre serves as a hub for information and resources for visitors to the Madawaska Valley region in Ontario. Visitors can obtain maps, guides, and recommendations for local attractions and activities. The centre also hosts occasional events and workshops to promote the natural beauty and cultural heritage of the area, providing a welcoming space for travelers to learn and explore. Generated from their business information

The Barry's Bay Railway Station, officially opened on October 1, 1894, served as a vital link in the Ottawa Arnprior and Parry Sound Railroad, which was once the world's largest private railroad. This historic site, part of the Upper Madawaska Valley's cultural heritage, continues to honor its legacy as the last of over thirty similar stations along the once-bustling rail line. Managed by the Station Keepers MV, a federally incorporated not-for-profit organization, the Barry's Bay Railway Station aims to engage the community in celebrating the local history and culture. By promoting various programs and exhibits, they not only preserve this landmark but also introduce visitors to the stories that shaped the region. Generated from the website