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Vancouver Victoria Route : effective October 29, 1916
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Vancouver Victoria Route : effective October 29, 1916
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Companies: Canadian Pacific. British Columbia Coast Steamship Service
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Philadelphia west, via Erie and Lehigh Valley " route. : In effect July, 1876
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Travel to Canada and the United States via the beautiful sheltered St. Lawrence Route
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