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Lytton, Transformed by Transportation

 
Lytton's new entertainment economy
37 of 121 		The 'Rocky Mountaineer' tourist train follows the scenic Fraser Canyon route.
38 of 121 		A vintage train crossing the Siska Bridge, south of Lytton in 2003.
39 of 121 		Just one of over a half million trucks which travel through Lytton each year.
40 of 121 		'The Empress' stops in Lytton in 2004.
41 of 121 		A petroglyph.
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The Royalite Service Station suffered the same fate as many businesses in Lytton.
43 of 121 		A horse drawn wagon crossing the CNR tracks at Lytton about 1950.
44 of 121 		The Wally Byam Airstream Caravan at the Lytton airstrip soon after the new highway was opened.
45 of 121 		Foot bridge crossing the Thompson River
46 of 121 		This truck has left the road at the Siska Bridge...
47 of 121 		Lytton during winter. This type of weather could close the road for days.
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The old Lytton Hotel was in its prime in the 1920s.
49 of 121 		Whitewater rafting on the Thompson River.
50 of 121 		The forest industry provides economic benefit to Lytton.
51 of 121 		The Alexandra Lodge.
52 of 121 		The new Nine Mile Bridge, built for Highway 1 traffic, eliminated miles of winding road.
53 of 121 		A sketch showing First Nation people with salmon drying racks.
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