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Lytton, Transformed by Transportation

 
Mrs. Rose Skuki and her mother outside the Thompson Indian Craft Shop.
73 of 121 		Lytton after the fire of 1931.
74 of 121 		Seven great chiefs in attendance on the Governor.
75 of 121 		The Yale Lytton road in 1865.
76 of 121 		Our caboose, a relic of many years of service with the Canadian National Railway
77 of 121 		The new Village Office
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The old freight station on Main Street
79 of 121 		Botanie Valley, just outside of Lytton, is a favourite spot for photographers and nature lovers.
80 of 121 		The new park and building in Lytton.
81 of 121 		The Boston Bar North Bend aerial ferry with a small car and passengers
82 of 121 		Photo of a Canadian National freight train, taken from the old Highway 12 Bridge.
83 of 121 		A crew cleaning off the railway switch on the Canadian National Railroad
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A locomotive switching across the Thompson River.
85 of 121 		A train wreck on the Canadian National Railway.
86 of 121 		A train wreck at Siska Bridge on the Canadian National.
87 of 121 		A Canadian National freight pulling into Lytton over the Thompson River Bridge.
88 of 121 		Rafters disembark at Lytton after their trip down the Thompson River.
89 of 121 		Salmon sticks after drying.
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