A ferry takes trucks across the water under the new Peace River Bridge, built for army truck convoys

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ID: X-17103
DATE: Aug. 1943
CREATOR: Unknown

COLLECTION NAME: CN Images of Canada Collection
EXTENT: 1 BW Negative(s)
LOCATION: Taylor, British Columbia, Canada

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Repository: CSTM Archives
Other titles: Truck convoy - Alaska Highway - August 1943. The road over which army truck convoy carrying supplies move north is one of the modern engineering marvels of the world. Considered an impossibility just a few years ago, and only as late as last year but a dream in the minds of a few visionary engineers, the Alaska Highway today is a very real fact. Here is shown the new Peace River Bridge and the temporary ferry that formerly carried trucks across. This ferry is no longer used. National Film Board photograph.
Scope and Content: Unknown
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Language: N/A
Legacy ID: CN001985
Notes: N/A
Keywords: Unknown
Rights: Public domain/Domaine public (Canada)
Record Created: 2017-11-07T15:47:37Z
Record Updated: 2023-11-29T17:58:44Z

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