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Object ID
4260
Title
B.C. Electric Railway (BCER) Substation, on the north-west corner of 256th Street and 68th Avenue.
Date
Jun. 1982.
Description
B.C. Electric Railway (BCER) Substation, on the north-west corner of 256th Street and 68th Avenue.
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Coghlan BCER Substation
One of five substations on the Interurban line between New Westminster and Chilliwack: the others being at Sumas (Vedder Mountain), Chilliwack, Clayburn (Abbotsford), Coghlan (Langley), and Cloverdale (Surrey). Only Coghlan and Sumas remain (2019). The Coghlan substation was built between 1909 and 1910, and was named for Nathaniel and Henry Coghlan, who supplied approximately 20,000 ties for this route. H. B. Watson was the architect of the building.
Information source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/spetersongallery/17180131337.
Langley Substation (Langley B.C.E.R. Substation)
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