Offered is a lot of 10 different dinner and luncheon menus from Jasper Park Lodge in Jasper Alberta Canada. The menus state Canadian national System along the bottom. Canadian railways built and operated their own resort hotels, ostensibly to provide rail passengers travelling long distances a place to sleep overnight. These hotels became attractions in and of themselves – a place for a rail passenger to go for a holiday. As each railway company sought to be more attractive than its competitors, they made their hotels more attractive and luxurious. Canadian National Hotels was the CNRs chain of hotels and was a combination of hotels inherited by the CNR when it acquired various railways and structures built by the CNR itself. The chain's principal rival was Canadian Pacific Hotels. The Jasper Park Lodge opened in 1922 in Jasper, Alberta, Canada to challenge the CPR's Banff Springs Hotel. Each menu has a different color image along the top and the menu items along the bottom. Dates range from August 25-Sept 5, 1941. They are 6 ½” x 10 ½” on thick paper. Printed on one side only. Some light soil and smudges, one has a light crease. Sold together only.