Fort Langley BC - CN Station Historic Site - May 14 2012
A photo and video collage of a quick walk around of the Fort Langley Historic CN Railway Station located at Mavis Ave. and Glover Rd in the heart of Fort Langley, BC. This was done on May 14 2012.
The site was closed for the season, so some of the exhibits were not out. Perhaps later on in the summer I will do another one and capture all the neat stuff there?
Enjoy the video. I know, the music is not that great because I raced to get this video completed, and I really slapped the music together at the last minute.
Langley Heritage Society's Fort Langley CN Station: When Rail Was King
Fort Langley Heritage society saved this 1915 era CN station from the wrecker's ball in 1984. Thanks to students at Brookswood Secondary School's Back Street Studios for creating this video that tells the story of a building that was at the heart of Langley life for decades.
Produced by: Backstreet Studios, Brookswood Secondary School and Langley Heritage Society
Directing, Cinematography, Editing, Narration - Braydon Chapelas
CN Archival images - Courtesy of Langley Centennial Museum
Special thanks to Gordon Yusko, Fred Pepin and Gerry Landsman
Research, Script and Music - Mark Forsythe
Instagram photos in order of appearance Bella@bellabucciotti, Natasha@natashan96, Henry@Hyuck99
For more information on Langley Heritage Society langleyheritage.ca
Fort Langley CN Station Memories (#2)
Step inside Fort Langley's 1915 CNR station to learn about the arrival of the first British war bride, why the telegraph was developed, and Royal whistle stops. This video was produced with students at Brookswood Secondary School and is the latest in our series about heritage properties restored and managed by the Langley Heritage Society. Visit us at the corner of Glover & Mavis in Fort Langley, and if you're interested in becoming a volunteer, see langleyheritage.ca
Amazing Sound Of A CN Train In Fort Langley BC Canada
Published on Oct 20 2019
CN auto rack train heading east at Mile 103 of Canadian National Yale Sub in Fort Langley BC. On point CN ES44AC 3890 with CN 100 logo and CN ES44AC 2988.
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CN 8871 w/C44-9W Lead A CN Intermodal Train Past Fort Langley Station
Published on Oct 19 2019
Eastbound CN intermodal train lead by CN SD70M-2 8871 and CN C44-9W 2601 at Fort Langley, BC.
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Have A Listen! Awesome Sound Of A CN Train In Fort Langley Canada
Published on Oct 20 2019
CN SD70M-2 8907 and CN C40-8 2128 (Ex-CN&W) lead an intermodal train westbound at Mile 103 of Canadian National Yale Sub in Fort Langley BC.
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Fort Langley in British Columbia, Canada
A short trip to Fort Langley. Fort Langley is a village community forming part of the Township of Langley in British Columbia, Canada. It is the home of Fort Langley National Historic Site, a former fur trade post of the Hudson's Bay Company. Lying on the Fraser River, Fort Langley is at the northern edge of the Township of Langley.
Fort Langley’s CN Station is operated by the Langley Heritage Society and has become a popular location for wedding and graduation photographs. The railway station is featured in the music video for the Punjabi song Mera Deewanapan by Amrinder Gill.
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CN 3857 GEVO w/ Rear Train DPU Leads Canpotex Train At Fort Langley BC
Published on December 20 2019
Video filmed at Fort Langley Station.
CN ES44AC 3857 and CN ES44AC 2885 on point of an eastbound Canpotex train, with CN ES44AC 2891 as rear DPU.
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CN 5769 & 2598 Leads CN 302 East At Fort Langley BC
Train ID: CN 302
Power: CN SD75I 5769 C44-9W 2598
Location: Fort Langley BC
Milepost: 103
Subdivision: CN Yale
Axle Count: 508
Date: May 2015
CN Manifest 416 Clickety-Clacking Past Fort Langley
CN 416
CN train, Fort Langley, BC, Canada
CN Grain Train @ Fort Langley
A small CN Grain train passing by the old CN Fort Langley train station on September 9th 2017.
Recorded with the Samsung A5 2017.
CN Fort Langley British Columbia, Canada
CN Fort Langley British Columbia, Canada
CN Rail in Fort Langley
CN Rail train going through Fort Langley, BC, Canada
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SP Trains #1048 Fort Langley Station 2 2018-08-11
Hanging out, waiting, at the Fort Langley Station turned out to be a bit of fun. A young lad, 4 (?) turned up with his Grandad (?) and the youngster very much wanted to see a train. We just happened to have the scanner up and running and determined that CN#109 wasn't that far away. There was some discussion as to whether 109 went to Deltaport or if it came through to Thornton Yard. Turns out it's a Thornton Yard train and young Herb was delighted. Grandad didn't need too much convincing to wait for the train, either.
By the way, the camera bounces around a bit as I tried not to get the young one in frame. Even in a public place we need to have good manners when it comes to those under 18.
Recorded with a Canon T5i/700D HD.
Edited and produced using Cyberlink PowerDirector 16 Ultimate.
Where provided, information regarding locomotive types, build and other data are from the '2017 Canadian Trackside Guide' published by (and available from) the Bytown Railway Society Inc., Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
N.B.The photographer and cameras did not encroach on the line of the right-of-way in taking this video. It is dangerous, foolhardy (and illegal) to enter on railway rights-of-way. Just sayin' ... You don't stand on a runway to watch airplanes.
This video and audio material may not be reproduced in any form (except as an embedded video on any other website), without written permission.
Fort Langley National Historic Site, BC, Canada
Trip to Fort Langley National Historic Site -- the birthplace of British Columbia -- in Langley, BC, Canada on National Parks Day on July 17, 2010.
The Fort Langley trading post was established in the early 19th century by the Hudson's Bay Company to trade fur with the First Nations of the West Coast. The trading post grew and lead to the creation of the Crown Colony of British Columbia.
The Hudson's Bay Company shipped furs to Europe through Cape Horn, produce traded to Russians in Alaska, local cranberries found their way to California, and Fraser River salmon sent as far away as Hawaii.
Rumours of a gold rush on the Fraser River caused a huge influx of Americans to the area around 1858. And on on Nov. 19, 1858, James Douglas proclaimed British Columbia a Crown Colony fearing annexation by the United States.
For more information about Fort Langley National Historic Site, visit the Parks Canada Web site @
2017 05 03 #784 The Train Doesn't Stop...
Fort Langley Station was built for the Canadian Northern Railway in 1915 and served trackside until 1980. It was declared a heritage site and moved to its present location in 1983. The full story is at
Our story is one mile west of Ken Storey, whose fine pictures of VIA Rail's #1, The Canadian, are in RailsBC on Facebook.
This edition of #1 is running a little over 3 hours late and in the pouring rain I caught it passing the CN Fort Langley station.
Led by VIA6416 in the Canada 150 wrap, with VIA6459, the last in the number line, but not the last built F40PH-2D (now updated to FP40PH-3), the train hustles by with 4 deadhead cars in front of the train baggage car and is terminated by Prince Albert Park carrying the markers.
If you go to Google, select Maps and paste in 49.17069 -122.57836 you'll see the location of the cameras for this video.
Recorded with a Canon XA10.
Edited and produced using Cyberlink PowerDirector 15 Ultra.
Where provided, information regarding locomotive types, build and other data are from the '2017 Canadian Trackside Guide' published by (and available from) the Bytown Railway Society Inc., Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
N.B.The photographer and cameras did not encroach on the line of the right-of-way in taking this video. It is dangerous, foolhardy (and illegal) to enter on railway rights-of-way. Just sayin' ... You don't stand on a runway to watch airplanes.
This video and audio material may not be reproduced in any form (except as an embedded video on any other website), without written permission.
SP Trains #1047 Fort Langley Station 1 2018-08-11
The crew headed along to historic Fort Langley Station, once a stop on the Canadian Northern and now a museum. We thought the weather was deteriorating as we had got pretty wet at Mile 99 (see #1046) While awaiting the alternate transport arrival, we caught an eastbound train.
Didi I mention that, of course, the weather made a complete turnaround. Oh well, it was time to breakup the party anyway.
Recorded with a Canon T5i/700D HD.
Edited and produced using Cyberlink PowerDirector 16 Ultimate.
Where provided, information regarding locomotive types, build and other data are from the '2017 Canadian Trackside Guide' published by (and available from) the Bytown Railway Society Inc., Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
N.B.The photographer and cameras did not encroach on the line of the right-of-way in taking this video. It is dangerous, foolhardy (and illegal) to enter on railway rights-of-way. Just sayin' ... You don't stand on a runway to watch airplanes.
This video and audio material may not be reproduced in any form (except as an embedded video on any other website), without written permission.