Morden Canadian Pacific Railway Station

• the massing,

with a two-storey central block flanked by one-and-a-half storey wings on either side

• the complex roof

form, with a steeply-pitched hipped roof, swooping outward at the two ends of the ridge to protect small triangular windows, with a central pyramidal roof (with complicated peak) over the two-storey central half-gable section, incorporating two hipped dormers each on the north and south sides

• the deep overhanging

eaves, supported on timber brackets

• the openings, including the various windows, single and grouped,

with simple wood muntins and casings, and wood storm windows, and the multiple entrances featuring simple wood panelled and glazed doors, and a panelled freight door facing the track at the east end

• the telegrapher's

bay projecting from the south side of the building

• the materials, consisting of clapboard wall cladding,

with cedar shingles on the roof and central half-gable

Key elements that define the station's interior include:

• the plan, with original divisions into freight area, passenger waiting room, office space,

etc.

-the functional details, fitting and furnishings, including the ticket wicket, fireplace, mouldings, hardwood floors throughout, period benches, period signage, wainscoting, wood panelled doors, staircase etc.

• the intact configuration of the station agent's residence on the second floor