From BC's Stops of Interest
From BC's Stops of Interest
From BC's Stops of Interest
From BC's Stops of Interest
From BC's Stops of Interest
From BC's Stops of Interest
From BC's Stops of Interest
From BC's Stops of Interest
From BC's Stops of Interest
From BC's Stops of Interest
From BC's Stops of Interest
Golden was once the loading point for Upper Columbia sternwheelers. Completion of the C.P.R. in 1886 heralded the steamboat era when colourful little craft like the 'Duchess' freighted to...
In 1862 C.F. and H.P. Cornwall settled here and developed Ashcroft Manor. The ranch with its grist and saw mills supplied Cariboo miners. The manor house was destroyed by fire in 1943, but the...
Smooth rivers and great lakes once were the highways of travel. On them plied stately paddle- wheelers, helping exploration and settlement of the Interior. They speeded goldseekers bound for the...
Arriving in British Columbia from the United States in 1859, Scottish-born Capt. William Irving pioneered the riverboat trade of the lower Fraser River. In 1862-64, Royal Engineers built his...
From BC's Stops of Interest
From BC's Stops of Interest
Canada's third trans-continental rail link was completed near Basque on January 23, 1915. In a simple ceremony the last spike was driven, witnessed by a small group of engineers and workmen. The...
Water, cutting deeply into the pre-glacial floor of this valley over countless centuries, has gradually eroded the almost vertical dykes of the mountain of solid rock. The awesome display of crags...
From BC's Stops of Interest