The Canadian National Railways (Intercolonial Railway) Station is a one-and-a-half-storey, sandstone railway station, built in 1907-1908.

This railway station represents the brief, early-20th-century period of prosperity and expansion of the Intercolonial Railway before its decline and absorption into the Canadian National Railways. It typifies turn-of-the-century Intercolonial Railway stations in its generous scale and stone construction. It is distinguished by its use of local sandstone which gives it its rich textures and colouration.