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Heritage Ghost Town Guided Tours |
| Three Valley Gap Heritage Ghost Town has
daily Guided tours. This fascinating
pioneer community has more than 25 rescued and restored historic buildings,
gathered from around BC, as well as replicas of local buildings all
furnished and on display. The Historic Ghost Town is assembled near
the site of the original town of Three Valley, which swelled and subsided in
the 1880's. The Golden Wheel Saloon, featuring
authentic 19th century bar, is a popular stop on the guided Ghost Town tour.
The tour also includes the historic three storey Hotel Bellevue from
Sicamous, plus many other buildings you would expect in such a town; general
store, barber shop, school, blacksmith shop, tobacco store, jewelry store,
trapper's cabin, jail and a furniture repair shop. |
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Hotel
Bellevue |
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Discover the Hotel Bellevue - originally built at Sicamous in 1898, and moved to Three Valley Gap in 1965. Featuring the original bar, curtains, tables, chairs, dishes, and menus, we believe that you will find the Bellevue a memorable highlight of the tour. |
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Trapper Joe's Cabin |
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Imagine life as a trapper in the winter time, |
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dragging pelts and provisions through deep snow. After a hard day's work of checking traps, this cramped smelly cabin would nevertheless be a welcome sight (and |
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Antique Auto Museum |
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| Tour the Antique Auto Museum with automobiles from 1902 to 1929. | |
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Our collection of restored autos include
the first mass produced car in North America, the 1902 Curved Dash Olds. |
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Railway Roundhouse |
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You'll be in awe at the 3 Valley Railway Roundhouse, home to an impressive variety of railway displays. Our 1908 Business Car, 1929 Caribou Business Car and 1922 Locomotive are just a few of the magnificent "Rolling Stock" on display from the Early Steam Era. |
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The Buggy & Wagon Shop |
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| Horse-drawn buggies and wagons were commonplace for both private and commercial use. Wander through the Buggy & Wagon Shop and see the industrial wagons used to transport coal, lumber, fuel, oil, gravel, and groceries until 1945. |
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Walter Moberly Live Stage Theatre |
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Nearby Attractions |
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a unique town of miniaturetowns, model railways and colourful fantasyland characters "in motion." 19 km west of 3 Valley Gap. |
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stroll through a woodland fantasy and see 300 hand crafted folk art figurines set in tiny hovels within the forest. Nature Walks. 12 km west of 3 Valley Gap. |
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Craigellachie, BC. The Last Spike driven in the Canadian Pacific Railway was at this location, November 7, 1885. |
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