The Forth Junction Heritage Society and the visionary Forth Junction Project

Forth Junction Heritage Society
Creating an environment to celebrate the evolution of railways, transit and
historic trails as catalysts in the development of Red Deer and Central Alberta and
sharing that transportation heritage in an educational, interactive and fun way

The Future Re-Creation of the
C & E Railway Museum
Now-closed C&E Railway Station Museum Strathcona
A large artifact
collection has been gifted to the Forth Junction Heritage Society by the
Junior League of Edmonton
and is currently in storage. A replicated C&E Railway
1891 Station is planned to house this collection.
Plan for station replication

Regular Board Meeting
of Forth Junction Heritage Society
Thur., April 25, 2019
7:30 pm
abc Restaurant, Red Deer

(see Contact Us page for details)

Interested people welcome!

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Forth Junction Project Vision a destination concept plan for a proposed multi-use family-oriented community heritage rail park and world-class attraction in the Red Deer area based on the evolution of trains, transit and historic trails	Historical Perspective of how railways, transit and historic trails contributed to and were often the primary catalyst for the development, economy and settlement of Red Deer and Central Alberta
Forth Junction Project Vision	Sharing Historical Perspective

Regional Heritage Preservation	Media News about Forth Junction, transportation heritage and related subjects	The Forth Junction Heritage Society
Regional Heritage Preservation	Media News	The Forth Junction Heritage Society

from 1911 to 1962, Forth Junction was the interchange between
the Red Deer-originated Alberta Central Railway and the Calgary and Edmonton Railway, both operated by Canadian Pacific,
representing the north-south, east-west flow of settlement, commerce, industry, agriculture, transportation and entrepreneurship

ACR pier at Red Deer
   Celebrating the Evolution of Trails, Trains & Transit
                                in Central Alberta

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