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Along the Line: the Kettle Valley Railway as a Community Link
Hot Spot: stations

 
The Columbia & Western station at Greenwood
1 of 32 		Columbia & Western whistle stop at Boundary Falls
2 of 32 		Approaching Midway Station from the east
3 of 32 		Looking south over the Columbia & Western Station
4 of 32 		Against all odds and after five years, the first KVR passenger train arrives in Penticton
5 of 32 		Station agent Joe Davison and his daughter at the new Midway station
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Meeting the train at Midway Station
7 of 32 		Order boards on the station are set at 'STOP'
8 of 32 		The Boundary's 225th Battalion detrains in Penticton and from there overseas
9 of 32 		Station agent Joe Davison and family at Midway Station
10 of 32 		Waiting for the train on the Midway Station platform
11 of 32 		Fetching mailbags for the Kettle Valley Store post office
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Lumber from Boundary Sawmills could be shipped by rail
13 of 32 		Members of the WWII Women's Army Corp, WAC's, boarding the Kettle Valley Railway
14 of 32 		Lumber is still transported by rail from the new Pope and Talbot sawmill
15 of 32 		The last Kettle Valley Railway passenger train
16 of 32 		Last KVR passenger train at Rock Creek Station
17 of 32 		Midway Station stands abandoned in this painting by F. Western Smith
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