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Steveston Tram Museum

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Steveston Tram Museum Entrance
Steveston Tram Museum Entrance

The Steveston Tram Museum is a rail museum in Steveston, BC. The museum houses one of seven remaining interurban streetcars that previously operated as part of the BC Electric Railway.

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Steveston Tram Museum
Moncton Street, Richmond Steveston (Steveston)

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Moncton Street
V7E 6N2 Richmond, Steveston (Steveston)
British Columbia, Canada
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