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Along the Line: the Kettle Valley Railway as a Community Link
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Against all odds and after five years, the first KVR passenger train arrives in Penticton
19 of 87 		Building the KVR, by Andrew McCullough - Part II
20 of 87 		Digging out after a heavy snowfall in the Coquihalla
21 of 87 		Ladner Creek Trestle in the Coquihala Subdivision - 560' high on a 12° 36' curve
22 of 87 		Slide Creek Bridge
23 of 87 		Station agent Joe Davison and his daughter at the new Midway station
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A mixed train on the Kettle River, approaching Ingram Bridge
25 of 87 		Mr & Mrs Baird W. Bubar with one of the first trains to go through Beaverdell
26 of 87 		Meeting the train at Midway Station
27 of 87 		Order boards on the station are set at 'STOP'
28 of 87 		The Boundary's 225th Battalion detrains in Penticton and from there overseas
29 of 87 		Rotary plow pushing through deep snow in Coquihalla Pass
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Snowbanks on the Kettle Valley Line
31 of 87 		The KVR crew at Carmi Subdivision
32 of 87 		KVR passenger train at Mile 87.9, Canyon Creek, Myra Canyon
33 of 87 		KVR passenger train heading east at Kettle Valley, next stop Midway
34 of 87 		Waiting for the train on the Midway Station platform
35 of 87 		Kettle Valley Store, just a stone's throw from the KVR station
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