Here we are in 1913 taking the streetcar toward the ferry.....

[ojm bc]

[attachment 51022 Untitled-Scanned-032.jpg]some of the buildings still are standing today,I remember as a kid going on the antique ferry from Nvan to Van.The fee was 5 cents.[attachment 51021 Untitled-Scanned-02.jpg
The second picture of course is the folks at the ferry terminal just a few minnits from my home.As a child I would fish off the nearby docs.The road in the postcard is our main road from the mountain to the ferry terminal. see u

 

[Ron J]

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[VT Dave]

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[Paul (AR)]

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[david(tx)]

notice the guy on the motorcycle?they had not been around long in 1913.

 

[ojm bc]

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[ojm bc]

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[Wayne in BC]

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[Royal]

of a place Mike took me to out in BC! The boardwalk was right across the river. What an interesting area he lives in.

I wish we all could meet out there and enjoy the mountains!!

 

[ojm bc]

just a few of the stone buildings exist,the waterfront is being renovated into condo's.The old postcards and photo's really bring back the past when life was a slower pace,hope you all a great time at Mike's.Bring back a arrowhead or two.

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[ojm bc]

Nvan really has a loy of history,in fact there were sailing ships in the good old days,loading up with lumber.The lumber as you know was fluted from the mountains down to Moodyville. Hope tp post a few more soon,see you Wayne,and thanks for all comments.

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[Wayne in BC]

rum running business out of Nvan in the 20's.

 

[Sunny]

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[Rob/Windsor Ont.]

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