Category:British Columbia Electric Railway Company Building
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This category is for a cultural heritage site in Canada, number 3498
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English: The B.C. Electric Railway Company (BCER) building is a landmark two-storey building, situated on a corner lot adjacent to the former rail station, on the south side of Columbia Street, the main commercial street in New Westminster's historic downtown core. Once accessed on two sides by rail tracks that ran diagonally through the building, there are additional frontages at the rear on Front Street, and at the side on Eighth Street, which has now been closed and paved as a plaza.
Media in category "British Columbia Electric Railway Company Building"
The following 2 files are in this category, out of 2 total.
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BCER Doorway.jpg 3,476 × 2,334; 1.64 MB
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BCER.jpg 3,495 × 2,347; 2.33 MB
Categories:
- Cultural heritage monuments in New Westminster
- Former train stations in Canada
- Salvation Army buildings in Canada
- Municipally designated cultural heritage monuments in British Columbia
- Built in Canada in 1911
- 1910s architecture in British Columbia
- Train stations designated as cultural heritage monuments in Canada
- Buildings in New Westminster
- British Columbia Electric Railway