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Along the Line: the Kettle Valley Railway as a Community Link
Images: Transport

 
Moving a family and their house on a flatcar
73 of 105 		The linegang - Allen Burkhart is at back, far right
74 of 105 		Catching a ride along the Kettle Valley Line
75 of 105 		North end of Ladner Creek Trestle; the snow shed and part of the steel span
76 of 105 		Diesel Engine and Plow No. 401019 near the Coquihalla summit in very heavy snow
77 of 105 		Plowing out after a heavy snow
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'Letting go' at Mile 132.0 Princeton
79 of 105 		Overnight comfort in a sleeping car
80 of 105 		Moving cattle to market
81 of 105 		Budd Car dayliners replaced traditional passenger trains in 1958
82 of 105 		The railway was no longer economically viable
83 of 105 		The Hope Princeton Highway follows the 100 year old route of the Dewdney Trail
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Cruising Highway 3 between Grand Forks and Greenwood
85 of 105 		Lumber is still transported by rail from the new Pope and Talbot sawmill
86 of 105 		The last Kettle Valley Railway passenger train
87 of 105 		Last KVR passenger train at Rock Creek Station
88 of 105 		CP Rail - a new corporate identity for the Canadian Pacific Railway
89 of 105 		A work train runs along the Kettle River
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