Kettle River Museum
Midway, British Columbia
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Along the Line: the Kettle Valley Railway as a Community Link
Images: Transport

 
The present and the past - the BC Provincial Museum Train visits Midway
91 of 105 		CP Rail Engines No. 8831, 8504 and 8489 on the Castlegar to Midway run
92 of 105 		A washout on the abandoned KVR line near Beaverdell
93 of 105 		Cattle drive along the KVR line
94 of 105 		Looking east from "Mile O" of the KVR: a final portrait of the station still in use
95 of 105 		Railway crew in the final days
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The last train to the Pope and Talbot sawmill
97 of 105 		The sound of the train whistle can be heard no more
98 of 105 		No one missed the emissions of an occasional poorly maintained engine
99 of 105 		Midway Station: the train still ran to the sawmill but the KVR had been abandoned
100 of 105 		Relocating the station at 'Mile 0'; excavation has begun
101 of 105 		The KVR section of the Trans Canada Trail follows much of the original rail bed
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Cycling the Kettle Valley Railway near Princeton
103 of 105 		Cycling the KVR near Chute Lake
104 of 105 		By the Kettle River Museum on the Trans Canada Trail, at 'Mile 0' of the KVR looking west
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