Moving: Port Moody station, just a few steps from where it might once have served many travellers. But it wasn’t always here. How it got here is a tribute to the capabilities and ingenuity of the railroad it served.

Venosta: When she entered service the Venosta was called the Glen Atha as a sleeper car. After 1942 Angus Shops refitted it to increase capacity and she was renamed “Venosta” at that point. Learn about her journey to POMO Museum…

Eight Ways: What colours do you see? What plant life do you recognize? Do you see any ants, worms, bees, birds or slugs?

Garden Projects: We made use of two different British Columbia seed catalogues; we had a catalogue from 1923, and another seed catalogue published in 1949.