Port-Moody-Station
In 1887 Port Moody, B.C, was the original western terminus of the C.P.R (Canadian Pacific Railway), transcontinental railway. The railway was a condition of B...
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In 1887 Port Moody, B.C, was the original western terminus of the C.P.R (Canadian Pacific Railway), transcontinental railway. The railway was a condition of British Columbia becoming part of Canada but resulted in the deaths of thousands of chinese workers. This station is now a museum and houses historical artifacts, documents and photographs of those times.
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