A full shot of yesterdays B&W.
This entry was posted on 2013/02/20 by Robin. It was filed under Architecture, HDR and was tagged with Electric Railway, Fraser Valley, Sumas prairie, Sumas Substation.
What a great-looking old building!
2013/02/20 at 13:04
Pat, I think it’s a shame it’s forgotten back there. I’m sure there’s some great history that goes with it!
2013/02/20 at 16:22
that looks like a very old building.. is it still in use?
2013/02/20 at 13:09
Vicki, no it sits out there in the valley! I haven’t been able to find out much about it. From the early 1900′s I think. Seems like there someone living in it. The rail line is still active
2013/02/20 at 16:20
I hope they leave it up, its a neat-looking old building.
2013/02/20 at 17:03
Vicki, it certainly is a piece of history, from what I can see!
2013/02/20 at 18:47
thoroughly enjoying your HDR shots
2013/02/21 at 05:37
Daryl, thanks so much!
2013/02/21 at 11:17
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What a great-looking old building!
2013/02/20 at 13:04
Pat, I think it’s a shame it’s forgotten back there. I’m sure there’s some great history that goes with it!
2013/02/20 at 16:22
that looks like a very old building.. is it still in use?
2013/02/20 at 13:09
Vicki, no it sits out there in the valley! I haven’t been able to find out much about it. From the early 1900′s I think. Seems like there someone living in it. The rail line is still active
2013/02/20 at 16:20
I hope they leave it up, its a neat-looking old building.
2013/02/20 at 17:03
Vicki, it certainly is a piece of history, from what I can see!
2013/02/20 at 18:47
thoroughly enjoying your HDR shots
2013/02/21 at 05:37
Daryl, thanks so much!
2013/02/21 at 11:17