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Port Moody Development:CPR to Evergreen

 
The shed built for the 1936 re-enactment
19 of 121 		The Wecloming Party awaiting in the 1936 re-enactment shed
20 of 121 		The 1936 Re-enactment train arrives at Port Moody
21 of 121 		1936 Re-enactment train passed the shed
22 of 121 		Dedication of the First Train (1885) Cairn
23 of 121 		First Train Cairn in Front of City Hall
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Engine 374 was renumbered to 371 for the 1936 re-enactment
25 of 121 		The English Only wording of the 1938 Cairn
26 of 121 		The Bilingual Wording for the 1938 Cairn
27 of 121 		1201 arrives at Clarke Street July 4, 1986 to re-enact the 100th of the First Passenger Train
28 of 121 		Engine 1201 arrived July 4, 1986 commemorating the 100th Anniversary of Engine 371
29 of 121 		The 1961 Public Safety Building became an arts giftshop
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Evergreen Transit Line Map
31 of 121 		Ray Anderson and his Dad in front of the BC Electric Railway Substation
32 of 121 		The 1967 Centennial Library Building became a Community House in 1996
33 of 121 		The back of the Centennial Library became a Youth Centre from 1996 to 2004
34 of 121 		Looking East on Spring Street where Cenrennial Library and the 'Alley' use to be
35 of 121 		Looking North west at Moody and St Johns where the Centennial Library use to be
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