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Riding Vancouver’s Old Interurban
Riding Vancouver’s Old Interurban
By Roy L Hales
In 1910, Vancouver had one of North America’s most advanced electric train networks. The old interurban line ran for 114 miles, to Chilliwack in the heart of the Fraser Valley. It also serviced the sleepy village of Steveston to the south. This technological wonder was abandonned when British Columbians turned to the automobile, in the 1950s. A 4.6 mile segment of the route was…
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Trains on the move. On August 15, 2012, The Fraser Valley Heritage Rail Society’s two cars were transported from Sullivan Station to their new home in Cloverdale. A complete photoset is available at fvhrs.org.
The BIG move. Moving day involves a lot of people, coordination and some luck with the weather. We were blessed with lots of luck on the day which was both a very long one, and the hottest day of the summer so far.
Many thanks to all involved, including the great people at GWIL cranes, PCC trucking, PNR Railworks and the RCMP Surrey - Cloverdale detachment. Also our thanks and apologies to all the people who waited patiently on 152nd St. as we moved the cars out of Sullivan.
via: http://www.cloverdalereporter.com/news/166182726.html
