Kettle River Museum
Midway, British Columbia
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Along the Line: the Kettle Valley Railway as a Community Link
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The KVR is abandoned in this photo but now it's part of the the Trans Canada Trail
127 of 145 		Midway Station: the train still ran to the sawmill but the KVR had been abandoned
128 of 145 		Relocating the station at 'Mile 0'; excavation has begun
129 of 145 		Every precaution was taken to preserve the old maple tree during the excavation
130 of 145 		The station is trucked away from its original location next to the tracks...
131 of 145 		...and backed onto its new site fifty meters south
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The station has been set on its new foundation and is being restored to its former glory
133 of 145 		Midway Station re-opens as a visitor information centre with a short section of new track
134 of 145 		The KVR section of the Trans Canada Trail follows much of the original rail bed
135 of 145 		Cycling the Kettle Valley Railway near Princeton
136 of 145 		Cycling the KVR near Chute Lake
137 of 145 		By the Kettle River Museum on the Trans Canada Trail, at 'Mile 0' of the KVR looking west
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Kettle River Museum: Midway Station was moved 50 meters back from the KVR line
139 of 145 		Midway Station at 'Mile O': a new home for the Kettle River Museum and a KVR caboose
140 of 145 		The ninety year-old maple tree shades a grassy picnic area of the Kettle River Museum grounds
141 of 145 		The Kettle River Museum: a history of the Boundary at work and at play
142 of 145 		Artifacts are diplayed indoors and out at the Kettle River Museum
143 of 145 		The Kettle River Museum: KVR days at Midway Station are brought back to life
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