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from 1911 to
1962,
Forth Junction
was
the interchange between
the Red Deer-originated Alberta Central Railway and
the Calgary and Edmonton Railway,
both operated by Canadian Pacific,
representing the north-south,
east-west flow of
settlement, commerce, industry, agriculture, transportation and
entrepreneurship
This site is
a work in progress and will be added to frequently

Forth Junction Project Proposal Powerpoint
Presentation
presented to
various groups in the Fall of 2009
(This is a large
file, over 5MB, so please be patient as it downloads)

History of Passenger Rail in the
Edmonton-Calgary Corridor Powerpoint Presentation
at Red Deer High Speed Rail Symposium Oct. 14, 2009
(please be patient as it downloads)

Trails of the Calgary-Edmonton Corridor Powerpoint Presentation
at Central
Alberta Historical Society Meeting Feb. 17, 2010
(please be patient as it downloads)
Forth
Junction
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