Kettle River Museum
Midway, British Columbia
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Along the Line: the Kettle Valley Railway as a Community Link
Location: The Boundary

 
The Kettle River Valley near Midway
1 of 20 		By the end of the 19th Century there were 19 mining camps
2 of 20 		Riding through Camp McKinney
3 of 20 		The station yard at Eholt
4 of 20 		The roundhouse crew at Eholt
5 of 20 		CPR Engine No. 409, near Greenwood on the Columbia & Western line
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Columbia & Western whistle stop at Boundary Falls
7 of 20 		Approaching Midway - the last stop along the line
8 of 20 		The Midway Stage
9 of 20 		Making railway ties
10 of 20 		A mixed train on the Kettle River, approaching Ingram Bridge
11 of 20 		KVR passenger train heading east at Kettle Valley, next stop Midway
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Hauling logs to the banks of the Kettle River for the annual log drive
13 of 20 		The log drive would begin with the spring flood
14 of 20 		Log drive on the Kettle River
15 of 20 		"Kettle Valley to Spend $450,000"
16 of 20 		"they shipped a whole carload of it. And then many ranchers would get their grain from it.."
17 of 20 		Cruising Highway 3 between Grand Forks and Greenwood
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