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Midway, British Columbia
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Along the Line: the Kettle Valley Railway as a Community Link
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McDuff's Shoeing Shop
1 of 18 		The roundhouse crew at Eholt
2 of 18 		CPR Engine No. 409, near Greenwood on the Columbia & Western line
3 of 18 		Mr & Mrs Baird W. Bubar with one of the first trains to go through Beaverdell
4 of 18 		Rotary plow pushing through deep snow in Coquihalla Pass
5 of 18 		The KVR crew at Carmi Subdivision
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Hauling logs to the banks of the Kettle River for the annual log drive
7 of 18 		Everything came on the railway
8 of 18 		Engine No. 3226 and her crew
9 of 18 		An engineer on the Kettle Valley Line
10 of 18 		A 5100 series engine
11 of 18 		KVR telegraph operator Don Owens
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Diesel Engine and Plow No. 401019 near the Coquihalla summit in very heavy snow
13 of 18 		Plowing out after a heavy snow
14 of 18 		As steam locomotives were replaced by diesel, fuel tanks were installed along the line
15 of 18 		Rails and ties lifted from the KVR line are being loaded to haul away
16 of 18 		Railway crew in the final days
17 of 18 		Last station crew at Midway, from left to right: Ned Consulo, Pete Hoosen and William Vanderburgh
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