Canadian Pacific Rockies 1942

Canadian Pacific Rockies 1942

Two album pages captioned 'The Canadian Pacific Rockies, passed through them on the way to Vancouver, November 1942.'
The first page has five photographs, the first has a train on a bridge crossing a rocky canyon, captioned 'Stoney Creek Bridge'.
Second has steam rising from a train in mountainous country, captioned 'Cathedral Peak'.
Third has steam train emerging from a tunnel in a mountain, captioned 'Mt Macdonald Connaught Tunnel'.
Fourth shows a railway line emerging from a tunnel in the distance, captioned 'Lower Spiral Tunnel'.
Fifth shows steam train running alongside a river captioned, Kicking Horse Canyon.'
The second page has three photographs, the first shows a tunnel entrance in mountainous countryside captioned 'Upper Spiral Tunnel'.
Second has tall waterfall captioned 'Takakaw Falls Yoho Valley'.
Third shows river running in a deep cutting captioned, 'Albert Canyon'.

1942-11

Eight b/w photographs on two album pages

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