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Whonnock 1932. A CPR passenger train makes its way through Whonnock.
The road is River Road leading to Haney. Photographer Leonard
Frank took this picture probably from the side of Lougheed Highway,
completed in 1931. VPL Accesion No. 15660. |
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Whonnock
Notes are occasional papers published by the Whonnock Community
Association to promote the research and understanding of the past
of our community. The series is edited by Fred Braches. |
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Cemeteries
in Whonnock |
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The history of
Whonnock’s cemeteries. Includes cemetery records and
transcriptions of the grave markers. SEARCHABLE |
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How
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Sue
Schulze continues to have a stock of all Whonnock Notes handy at
the Whonnock post office, providing easy access to anyone who would
like to buy a copy. We owe her thanks for doing this—and much
more—for the promotion of the history and heritage of Whonnock.
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If
you are not planning a visit to the Whonnock post office to get
your Whonnock Notes please order from Fred Braches
PO Box 130
Whonnock BC
V2W 1V9
Phone 604 462 8942
Email: wca@whonnock.ca |
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It
was a Wonderful Life |
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A tribute to Brian
and Isabel Byrnes Special order: Records of the Whonnock Community
Association’s Historical Project, 1985. |
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Once
again the Records of the Whonnock Community Association's Historical
Project, 1985 are available. Call 604 462 8942 for more information.
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The story of a mixed identity |
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The story of Whonnock Lake Centre. |
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Minutes of the organization that built an ran the Whonnock Memorial Hall |
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