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Along the Line: the Kettle Valley Railway as a Community Link
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Making railway ties
37 of 145 		A load of ties for the KVR wait at a siding
38 of 145 		Laying ballast on the KVR
39 of 145 		KVR work train crossing a flooded river
40 of 145 		Against all odds and after five years, the first KVR passenger train arrives in Penticton
41 of 145 		Digging out after a heavy snowfall in the Coquihalla
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Ladner Creek Trestle in the Coquihala Subdivision - 560' high on a 12° 36' curve
43 of 145 		Timber false-works in Ladner Creek Trestle construction
44 of 145 		Slide Creek Bridge
45 of 145 		Station agent Joe Davison and his daughter at the new Midway station
46 of 145 		A mixed train on the Kettle River, approaching Ingram Bridge
47 of 145 		Mr & Mrs Baird W. Bubar with one of the first trains to go through Beaverdell
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Meeting the train at Midway Station
49 of 145 		Order boards on the station are set at 'STOP'
50 of 145 		The Boundary's 225th Battalion detrains in Penticton and from there overseas
51 of 145 		Looking west through Midway and the Kettle Valley Line
52 of 145 		Station agent Joe Davison and family at Midway Station
53 of 145 		Rotary plow pushing through deep snow in Coquihalla Pass
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