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CNR Railway Station - HOPE, B.C. |
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CNR Railway Station - HOPE, B.C. |
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During the early development of small towns in Canada, railway stations became the centre of social activity. Stations acted as a gathering place for Sunday parishioners who had no church, a meeting place for locals to chat, and a learning place for people to integrate with the outside world. Although lines have been derailed and train travel has declined, the CNR Railway Station in Hope, B.C. continues to be a community place for locals and visitors. |
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Last updated 31 August 1998. This digital collection was produced under contract to the Canada's Digital Collections Program, Industry Canada. Produced by Canada's Digital Collections Team. Content provided by BC Heritage Trust and Heritage Branch, Province of British Columbia. |
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