Photos have a wonderful power to capture specific moments in time. The digital collection at Langley Centennial Museum is an excellent resource when hunting for images from Langley's past. We went searching for photos of the earliest days at Fort Langley's CNR Station. See what we found, HERE.
It's a fantastic year for dogwood blossoms at Fort Langley's CNR Station. Manager Helen Williams tells us, "The trees are particularly beautiful this year as a result of our gardener Bob Shore. Last year he fertilized the trees, improved the beds surrounding the trunk and the watering we did during the hot summer months has paid off. People are stopping to take pictures by the trees. " Helen shares these images from the Station, which will remain closed for safety reasons during the pandemic. You're welcome to visit the heritage gardens and stroll the platform -- socially distanced of course.
There's lots happening at the CNR Station -- thanks to our keen volunteers. Read all about it, and other news in our latest newsletter from the Langley Heritage Society HERE. Paper copies are on their way to members soon. Editor Helen Williams has given them the latex glove treatment.
Artist Lyle Longstaff continues his work on murals for the Glen Valley model railway. Mount Baker is looking spectacular! The 1920s caboose that houses the railway is getting some TLC in the off season. More about the Fort Langley heritage CNR Station HERE.
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