The S S Moyie was the last Sternwheeler to regularly transport passengers on the Kootenay lake. She was built in 1898 for the Canadian Pacific Railway and steamed on the kootenay lake until 1957.She is now a tourist attraction in the little town of Kaslo. She is the oldest known surviving intact passenger Sternwheeler in the world. Hundreds of steamers similar to the Moyie worked on every river in the west from California to Alaska, Yukon and the North West Territories.She has been completely restored and is now open to the public. We spent a fascinating afternoon exploring her and Kaslo
A Forest diary. A photo diary of life wih two Flatcoated Retrievers ,living on the edge of Englands New Forest National Park.
A Forest diary. A photo diary of life wih two Flatcoated Retrievers ,living on the edge of Englands New Forest National Park.
Thursday, August 30, 2007
Kaslo and the S S Moyie (Aug30)
The S S Moyie was the last Sternwheeler to regularly transport passengers on the Kootenay lake. She was built in 1898 for the Canadian Pacific Railway and steamed on the kootenay lake until 1957.She is now a tourist attraction in the little town of Kaslo. She is the oldest known surviving intact passenger Sternwheeler in the world. Hundreds of steamers similar to the Moyie worked on every river in the west from California to Alaska, Yukon and the North West Territories.She has been completely restored and is now open to the public. We spent a fascinating afternoon exploring her and Kaslo
Very much enjoying all your photos Mary, you must have had a wonderful holiday.
ReplyDeleteI am so enjoying your photos of your trip - they are great and show many places I have not even seen.
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Enjoying your photos, Mary. Just had time for a quick flick through today but will be back to look at them in more detail.
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