McCulloch's Wonder : The Story of the Kettle Valley Railway - Sanford, Barrie

Clean, tight, unmarked; absolute minimal wear; appears unread; The Kettle Valley Railway earned its nickname, McCulloch's Wonder from the railway's chief engineer, Andrew McCulloch, who built the remarkable railway across the backbone of three mountain ranges and some of the most rugged river canyons on the face of the earth. The tracks of the railway are now gone. All but a few miles have been torn away and discarded. Tut the exciting tale of this fascinating railway lives on in this enduring and detailed account of its birth, life and demise.
Near Fine
Soft cover
Whitecap Books, Limited
2002
North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada