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Lytton, Transformed by Transportation

 
Hell's Gate on the Fraser River is now a tourist attraction.
55 of 121 		This sketch illustrates the incredible work necessary to build the Cariboo Wagon Road.
56 of 121 		'China Bar bluff'
57 of 121 		China Bar Tunnel
58 of 121 		A typical tunnel bored through a bluff to modernize the route.
59 of 121 		The Boston Bar Aerial Ferry car now sits idle behind the old CPR station in Boston Bar
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The Boston Bar to North Bend Aerial Ferry with a single vehicle aboard.
61 of 121 		The early Lytton Ferry. Passengers and freight were carried in the boat across the Fraser River.
62 of 121 		The Canadian Pacific track showing one of the original stone bridges.
63 of 121 		A train steams across the Canadian National Bridge across the Fraser River at Lytton.
64 of 121 		View of the Canadian Pacific Railway station in Lytton, probably in the 1920s.
65 of 121 		These chinese workers are under the supervision of a white foreman.
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Lytton, BC in 1929.
67 of 121 		Downtown Lytton ca 1900.
68 of 121 		The old Fraser Canyon Highway beside the new Trans Canada Highway
69 of 121 		The old Cariboo Wagon Road is just discernible above the present Highway 1 at this location.
70 of 121 		Lytton after the railway was constructed in 1890.
71 of 121 		Lytton Main Street looking west.
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