Canadian Railway Scenes #2 by Adolf Hungry Wolf
CPR Centennial Issue, Montreal To Vancouver Trans - Canada Limited
Table Of Contents
Montreal
Dorval
Ottawa
North Bay
Toronto
Sudbury
Chapleau
Franz
Jack Fish
Schreiber
Nipigon
Fort William
Port Arthur
Thunder Bay
Kenora
Winnipeg
Portage La Prairie
Brandon
Broadview
Regina
Moose Jaw
Medicine Hat
Calgary
Banff
Field
Golden
Revelstoke
Sicamous
Kamloops
North Bend
Vancouver
Expo '86
Welcome Aboard!
Here is the second instalment in our series of "armchair journeys"
through Canada by train. This time we're celebrating the past 100 years
of Canadian Pacific Railway's transcontinental services by looking at
almost 200 scenes taken along its mainline, between Montreal and
Vancouver.
As mentioned in previous books, this work is being done aboard retired
C.P.R. wooden caboose No. 436788, built in 1922. I rode this car on its
final trip, across the Canadian Rockies, in 1979. Now it sits on a short
piece of track in an isolated meadow, near our family cabins and small
publishing business.
End card cover (inside) map of railway lines and back cover shows
Selkirk double headed with Hudson reputedly carrying Queen and Prince
Philip battling at Stoney Creek a mountain blizzard. Front cover shows
first meeting of Diesel and Steam 1951.
One of Canada’s most prolific but least known authors lives in a caboose
and works by the glow of kerosene lanterns. He’s Adolph Hungry Wolf, a
Swiss-born, California schooled, adopted-Blackfoot Canadian.
On his family’s Skookumchuck Prairie homestead, 30 miles north of
Kimberley, Hungry Wolf’s only concession to the modern world is a 12
volt battery to power a radio. Without the distractions of electricity
or running water he has nonetheless produced 40 titles for prestigious
international publishers such as William Morrow and Harper & Row,
and for his own company, Good Medicine Books
Publisher: Good Medicine Books Skookumchuck BC; 1988
ISBN-10 : 0920698034
ISBN-13 : 978-0920698037
Shipping Weight: 499 g
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