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Skating on the frozen Pitt River



In January 1943, the river froze, and the ice was solid enough for safe ice skating. In the accompanying photo five people skate on the frozen Pitt River. The photo was taken by Harry Key, who was a guard on the C.P.R. Bridge during World War II.


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Latitude: 49.2484472342562

Longitude: -122.72881785968

Direct Link: https://www.pittmeadowsmuseum.com/locations/skating-on-the-frozen-pitt-river

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