Welcome to the Pitt Meadows Museum and Archive's Memories Mapping Project!
Click on the map to add your history or explore what others have left.
This project funded in part by:
Government of British Columbia
BC | Canada 150 Grants
For a year and a half during W.W. II the gravel pit on Hammond Road was used for artillery training and a firing range. There is now a trailer co-op and subdivision in the area.<\/p>\r\n
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For a year and a half during W.W. II the gravel pit on Hammond Road was used for artillery training and a firing range. There is now a trailer co-op and subdivision in the area.
*We do not know exactly where the gravel pit was located, just that it was along Hammond Road*
Details:
Latitude: 49.2171601139902
Longitude: -122.68043961501
Direct Link: https://www.pittmeadowsmuseum.com/locations/bombs-away
Welcome to the Pitt Meadows Museum and Archive's Memories Mapping Project!
Click on the map to add your history or explore what others have left.
This project funded in part by:
Government of British Columbia
BC | Canada 150 Grants