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1987.003.002 - Print, Photographic
Young man and child holding hands and standing on railway tracks.
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1988.007.002 - Print, Photographic
Railway tracks leading to a log dump at Great Central Lake.
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1988.007.019 - Print, Photographic
Bloedel, Stewart & Welch logging camp at Great Central Lake.
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1990.004.005 - Print, Photographic
Framed print of a BC Forest Products logging camp in Caycuse. Depicts bunkhouses and a speeder with "BC Forest Products San Juan Division" painted on its side.
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1990.040.004 - Print, Photographic
Watchman's Shanty at Kelsey Bay, Salmon River. It is a small wooden building placed next to railway tracks. A Watchman's Shanty would also be called a gatehouse. Before electronically-triggered crossing gates were commonplace, railroads would typically keep an employee at busy crossings to lower gates and stop traffic when trains approached.
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1990.040.006 - Print, Photographic
A crane(?) loaded on a flatcar. There is a layer of snow on the ground and beside the tracks is a water tank for steam engine refueling.
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1990.040.008 - Print, Photographic
A Caboose with "Salmon River Logging Co. LTD No. 6" visible on the sliding door.
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1990.040.010 - Print, Photographic
Locomotive owned by Salmon River Logging Company on some railroad tracks and flanked by dense forestry on either side.
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2013.006.002 - Print, Photographic
Logs being hauled away on railway tracks. Photo is taken behind the flatcars and the locomotive pulling them is not visible. There is dense forest in the background and a speeder and four men in the foreground. Written on the back: "A few carloads of logs, loaded by Johnson speeder in the foreground." Donor indicated that this photo, as well as the rest donated with it, is dated from 1937 and is of Franklin River. Logging began at this area in...
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2016.002.001 - Print, Photographic
The No. 1 "Ladybug" at Ladysmith. Note the steel wheels and wooden tracks.
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2016.002.005 - Print, Photographic
Fred Bell standing on the railway tracks at the BC Forest Museum (the BC Forest Discovery Centre). Sometime in the late 1960's to early 1970's.
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2016.002.006 - Print, Photographic
An unidentified man and Fred Bell (right) on the railway tracks of the BC Forest Museum (the BC Forest Discovery Centre). In the background is a young Peter Davies.
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2016.002.024 - Print, Photographic
A crowd of onlookers watching the completion of the museum's lower grounds railway and its first loop. The ceremony is called the "Last Spike". Either 1969 or early 1970.
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2016.002.026 - Print, Photographic
"Lily of the Valley" cabin with the trestle being worked on by Hillcrest Lumber Company crew in the background.
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2018.057.092 - Print, Photographic
Canadian Forest Products Woss reload for transportation by railway car to Beaver Cove.
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2018.057.103 - Print, Photographic
Typical train trestle showing detail of construction.
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2018.057.106 - Print, Photographic
Canadian Forest Products Englewood Logging Division railway logging setup.
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2019.004.002 - Print, Photographic
5 men and No. 2 Timberland climax locomotive stationary on some tracks and railroad sidings. It has its characteristic steam cylinder tilted at an angle.
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2019.014.008 - Print, Photographic
"Sandy", a 1924 Plymouth DLC6 8-ton gasoline powered 0-4-0 locomotive. It is 1964.001.475 in the objects catalog. The caboose attached to it has a "10" on its side, and a man peeking out the top widow. The engine of the locomotive is visible in the photograph. "June 1959" written on the back. Photograph taken on Wellburn's property in Deerholme. The caboose also photographed is likely the No. 10 caboose, which has since been scrapped.
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