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Kettle Valley Railway train on the Trout Creek Bridge
1930s
West Summerland
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"A cent a pound or on the ground!"
1930
West Summerland
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Lakeside Summerland
1935
Summerland
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Fruit packing houses and cannery
1945
Summerland
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Summerland's Golden Jubilee
1956
West Summerland
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The Super-Valu on Granville Road
1950
West Summerland
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The re-routing of Highway 97
1956
West Summerland
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A Coat of Arms for Summerland
1967
Summerland
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The last passenger train on the KVR
1964
Penticton, British Columbia, Canada
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The railway tracks were left in place on a portion of the railway and freight trains operated from the Okanagan to the Nicola Valley carrying primarily lumber. Before the tracks were removed a scenic section of the railway through the Myra Canyon was used in the filming of the documentary "The National Dream", Pierre Berton's story of the Canadian Pacific Railway.

There were about ten miles of track left in place from the Trout Creek Bridge to the Faulder stop. An enthusiastic group of local residents had another dream and brought it to fruition. By 1995 the Kettle Valley Steam Railway was on track offering rides and telling the history of "one of the strangest railway ever built."

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The grand opening of Giant's Head Park
1967
Summerland
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A landslide in Lowertown
27 September 1970
Summerland
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The end of an era
1972
Okanagan Lake, BC
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The Festival of Lights
2000
Summerland
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