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J. B. Bane

September 13, 2000 01:11PM

Tim: It's not narrow gauge of course but I believe that the Shay at Kettle Valley RR at Summerland was restored by the BC Forest Museum and is owned by them. I've been in it's cab and it's a very fine engine. The cab interior is restored much like the Sumpter Valley 19 with plenty of varnished woodwork.
Slightly unrelated to this post but a while back you mentioned you might post some info on the Dawson Mines Narrow Gauge in the Yukon. I would encourage you to do so as it my guess is that there isn't as lot out there in print about it.

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Narrow Gauge in British Columbia	Tim Bain	September 13, 2000 02:56AM
Re: Narrow Gauge in British Columbia	Steve Peck	September 13, 2000 08:36AM
Re: Narrow Gauge in British Columbia	Tim Bain	September 13, 2000 08:56PM
Re: Narrow Gauge in British Columbia	Boomer	September 13, 2000 09:10AM
Ft. Steel	Tim Bain	September 13, 2000 08:26PM
Re: Narrow Gauge in British Columbia	Dave Sherron	September 14, 2000 11:37PM
Re: Narrow Gauge in British Columbia	J. B. Bane	September 13, 2000 01:11PM
Shay and Ft. Steele info	Greg Scholl	September 13, 2000 03:04PM
Shays & KMRy.	Tim Bain	September 13, 2000 09:13PM

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