Matsqui (BC)

White & Levitt Homes - Matsqui June 13th, 1948

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1948-06-13

Part of Albert Clifford fonds

Photo taken of the debris left behind after the floodwater receded.

Albert Clifford

Washed out road

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1948

Part of Albert Clifford fonds

The slow process of draining off Matsqui Prairie was in process Monday when this picture of the washed out road was taken from the CPR tracks just south of the bridge.

The "Duck" at Matsqui - June 6th, 1948

MCA-0165-0165-S335-048
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1948-06-06

Part of Albert Clifford fonds

Photo shows in the background an amphibious vehicle called the "Duck."

Albert Clifford

Store and Post Office - Matsqui June 13th, 1948

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1948-06-13

Part of Albert Clifford fonds

Albert Clifford

Raising span-Mission-Matsqui Bridge-June 28th 1948

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1948-06-28

Part of Albert Clifford fonds

Albert Clifford

Raising span- South end Mission- Matsqui Bridge - June 28th, 1948

MCA-0165-165-S335-050B
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1948-06-28

Part of Albert Clifford fonds

Albert Clifford

Raising Span of Mission-Matsqui Bridge

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1948

Part of Albert Clifford fonds

Photograph shows a tug boat on the left. Unidentified men working on a construction boat and on the bridge.

Albert Clifford

Raising span of Mission-Matsqui Bridge

MCA-0165-0165-S335-055
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1948

Part of Albert Clifford fonds

In the background there are a group of unidentified men on a construction boat.

Albert Clifford

Matsqui end of the Mission- Matsqui Bridge June 9- 1948

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1948-06-09

Part of Albert Clifford fonds

Albert Clifford

Low water mark April 17th, 1948 - Mission City Bridge

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1948-04-17

Part of Albert Clifford fonds

Low waters due to delayed spring freshets and late snows in the mountains worry farmers. A rush of water in anticipated with the advent of warmer weather.

Photo taken from the north bank of the river looking southeast from a point near the new concrete gauge fower.

Albert Clifford