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Along the Line: the Kettle Valley Railway as a Community Link
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Hauling logs to the banks of the Kettle River for the annual log drive
19 of 36 		The log drive would begin with the spring flood
20 of 36 		Log drive on the Kettle River
21 of 36 		Teacher and students of Midway School
22 of 36 		Locomotive off the track at Rock Creek
23 of 36 		Engine No. 3226 and her crew
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A 5100 series engine
25 of 36 		Members of the WWII Women's Army Corp, WAC's, boarding the Kettle Valley Railway
26 of 36 		Catching a ride on a speeder
27 of 36 		Installing the trans-Canada phone line along the Kettle Valley Line
28 of 36 		Plowing out after a heavy snow
29 of 36 		Budd Car dayliners replaced traditional passenger trains in 1958
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As steam locomotives were replaced by diesel, fuel tanks were installed along the line
31 of 36 		Kathleen Dewdney in the early days with her students at Ingram Mountain School
32 of 36 		Cattle drive along the KVR line
33 of 36 		Looking east from "Mile O" of the KVR: a final portrait of the station still in use
34 of 36 		Last station crew at Midway, from left to right: Ned Consulo, Pete Hoosen and William Vanderburgh
35 of 36 		Cycling the Kettle Valley Railway near Princeton
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