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Apply Your Brakes And Screech To A Halt!

We passed this Museum dozens of times while traveling from Kelowna to Spokane, but never stopped... read more

Reviewed September 16, 2019
results99
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Kelowna, Canada
WONDERFUL hidden-gem-of-a-museum (although it’s easily found along the main highway)

This is a well-worth stop for all ages! We had just visited Greenwood’s museum (also excellent... read more

Reviewed August 17, 2019
RobertsFam2015
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Campbell River, British Columbia
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Reviewed July 9, 2016 via mobile

A great little museum! Friendly staff welcomed me in and showed me the diverse collection of the valley's past. The best part by far is the railway exhibit. Housed in the old midway station a beautifully preserved 100yr+ building with an old CP caboose on the tracks in front.

Date of experience: July 2016
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Reviewed May 18, 2016

If you are driving along highway 3 through Midway, B.C. you should stop at the Kettle River Museum in the old CPR railway station on the west side of town. Learn about local history, the Kettle Valley Railway and the importance of the area through displays and real world artefacts. Try your hand at telegraphy or see what the military was like in Midway. It is a fast easy stop for the kids and the parents will take away a learning experience. This is also the MILE 0 jump off spot for cyclists travelling the Trans Canada Trail that is on the old KVR Railway Grade.

Date of experience: May 2016
Thank Tom P
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