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Along the Line: the Kettle Valley Railway as a Community Link
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Moving cattle to market
55 of 70 		"they shipped a whole carload of it. And then many ranchers would get their grain from it.."
56 of 70 		Budd Car dayliners replaced traditional passenger trains in 1958
57 of 70 		The railway was no longer economically viable
58 of 70 		The Hope Princeton Highway follows the 100 year old route of the Dewdney Trail
59 of 70 		Cruising Highway 3 between Grand Forks and Greenwood
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Lumber is still transported by rail from the new Pope and Talbot sawmill
61 of 70 		Last KVR passenger train at Rock Creek Station
62 of 70 		A work train runs along the Kettle River
63 of 70 		The present and the past - the BC Provincial Museum Train visits Midway
64 of 70 		Railway crew in the final days
65 of 70 		The sound of the train whistle can be heard no more
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"Here now stands entangled brush, where once steel wheels did roar and rush..."
67 of 70 		The KVR is abandoned in this photo but now it's part of the the Trans Canada Trail
68 of 70 		Speeders, a caboose and Midway Station on the Kettle River Museum grounds
69 of 70 		'Kettle Valley Memories' by the Kettle Valley Brakemen
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