Trail Blazers is a weekly feature in partnership with the Trail Museum and Archives
Trail was the first interior city to have concrete paved streets
Trail Blazers is a weekly historical feature in partnership with the Trail Museum and Archives
“Wow – talk about making great music,” Terry Jesudason said. “Those were the days.”
Shawn Pollard has donated the ship’s steam whistle to the Nakusp Rail Society on behalf his father
Weekly feature in partnership with the Trail Museum and Archives
Many talented performers came from the city’s early music scene
Photos: Courtesy the Trail Historical Society - scroll to the bottom to see the building’s exterior
First plane at the Trail airport circa 1929
City hotels - the Central, Aldridge and Montana - were set up as hospitals during the 1918 pandemic
Central School housed all grades until Trail Technical High School was built in 1923.
Looking at the history of dams in the West Kootenay
PHOTOS: Trail Blazers in a weekly historical feature with the Trail Museum and Archives
City archives are located the Rossland Museum and Discovery Centre
The Trail Times office will be closed on Monday for Labour Day.
Ed Jordan lived in the cabin up Kootenay Pass from Creston from 1923 to 1942.
Louanne Flintoft painted, stained and carved portions of pole to complete the project
