Transportation, Roads & Rails
Stories from the Kootenai Brown Pioneer Village Archives

THE MECHANIZED HISTORY of PINCHER CREEK: THOSE EARLY GARAGES
As transportation and agriculture mechanized away from horse-drawn equipment, motor garages were the successors to the traditional blacksmith shops.
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RAILWAY TRESTLES A CHALLENGE!
Few geographical challenges faced the engineers, surveyors, and labourers along the Kootenay & Alberta Railway. There were two major exceptions, the two big wooden trestles for which the K&A Line truly became feared.

RAILWAY CONTRIBUTIONS: A HOT TOPIC OF DEBATE
Chronicles of the railway industry in the Pincher Creek area presents a controversial chapter from our pioneer history.
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FRONTIER ADVENTURES: CHRONICLES OF THE KOOTENAY AND ALBERTA RAILWAY
During those early days of the Canadian Pacific Railway in the Pincher Creek area, our frontier ranching settlement indeed had a very tenuous connection with the rail industry.
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ADVENTURES IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE KOOTENAY & ALBERTA RAILWAY
One of the most fascinating chapters from our local heritage has been that of the Kootenay and Alberta Railway, that truly frontier spur line that bisected the Pincher Creek area as it connected Beaver Mines with the Crowsnest Line of the Canadian Pacific Railway.