This travelogue excerpt follows Highway 3 from Hope to Kaleden, over the just-completed Hope-Princeton Highway, through Manning Park and the Similkameen Region—all while extolling the virtues of the BC government’s postwar road-building program. There’s a bunch of road and scenery to admire, with glimpses of Hope, Manning Park Lodge, Princeton, Hedley, Keremeos, and Yellow Lake.

The source film is Peachtime in the Valley (BC Government Travel Bureau, 1949-51), BC Archives item AAAA2354 at the Royal BC Museum.

Digital frame grab from film.

2 responses to “On Highway 3 from Hope to Kaleden (1949-1951)”

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    Judy

    Yjis is interesting will have to follow. Thanks for sharing

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    […] big chunk of this film can be viewed in a separate blog post, which depicts a road trip from Hope to Kaleden, over the (then-new) Hope-Princeton Highway and through the […]

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