Cranberry Portage Railway Station

- the plan, basically a long, narrow oblong, with a small wing projecting to the rear of the main block, and a small bay window on the platform side

• the massing, with a two-storey block at the south end of

the long single-storey baggage and freight area

• the organization of each façade with its openings

- the shallow-pitched hipped roofs on both the main and baggage blocks; the extension of the baggage block's roof across the front of the main block at first-floor level to form an overhang over the platform, supported by large wooden brackets

• the original rectangular wooden windows, the majority of them sashes with

six panes in the upper sash and two in the lower

• the original exterior wooden doors
• the stucco cladding

Key elements that define the station's interior include:

• the overall plan, with the ticket office,

waiting room and station-master's residence (on the second floor) in the main two-storey block, and baggage handling and storage areas in the long-single-storey wing

• the arrangement of rooms in the

main block

• the interior fittings including the staircase and such features as the original ticket window

with decorative brackets supporting the counter

• the varnished fir window and door casings, with simple

profiles; other original fir woodwork; the original interior wood doors; original hardware; some other original fittings

• the wood floors