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Photographed: 2006 spring
Original title: Barkerville BC Cemetery; Black & White.jpg
A theatre, a saloon keeper and a Halloween dog with a film credit: Barkerville’s ghost stories are woven through a town with a lively history of performance.
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Original title: St. George Hotel, Barkerville, BC
The St. George combines an intimate historic-town stay with a haunted reputation. The businesswoman associated with its name is a remarkable story in her own right.
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Photographed: 2010-09
Original title: Lightning Hotel 2010 Sept.jpg
Discover Stanley on the Barkerville road through its surviving hotel, Chinese businesses and the working community behind the ghost-town name.
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Photographed: 2021-08-18
Original title: Quesnel Forks, Likely, B.C. - Flickr - Crusty Da Klown.jpg
Explore Quesnelle Forks through its riverside buildings, Chinese Canadian history and the community work that keeps this Cariboo townsite legible.
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Original title: Huble Homestead, British Columbia
Discover Huble After Dark’s mix of history and spooky storytelling, and how it differs from the homestead’s larger Halloween Spooktacular.
3 min readA family Halloween outing at Prince George’s railway museum, with pumpkins, a miniature train and the industrial stories behind the celebration.
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