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48: 120: 140: 314:, managed the sawmill. During the C&KR construction in 1890, Davenport was the headquarters for contractor Hugh F. Keefer, and the railway unloaded supplies at the landing. Within a few years, the name died out. Immediately west of Taghum became Woodsville, with Blewett (formerly Belford) beyond. Immediately east became Granite Siding, also called Granite. The Granite train station was near the south end of the rail bridge. 55: 199: 332:
were suspected of being behind the 1947 fire that destroyed Taghum Lumber's modern planing mill. Less than two months later, fire destroyed the nearby school. Unwilling to continue covering the unacceptable risks associated with Freedomite arson, the insurers cancelled fire coverage on all schools in
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On the north shore, immediately west of Taghum was Williams Siding, named after James Nicholas Williams, the inaugural postmaster in the area. A request in 1912 by the residents of both communities to change the post office name to Shrewsbury was unsuccessful, but it changed to Taghum in 1924.
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bridges, but replaced by the present 233-metre (763 ft) steel bridge in 1903. Small falls existed at these narrows prior to the Corra Linn Dam submerging them. In 1979, the parallel pre-stressed concrete highway bridge replaced the downriver road bridge, which was dismantled.
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Mystery still surrounds the suspected fatality at Taghum bridge….a small closed automobile was raised from the swift waters of the Kootenay River…which was…struck by a hit-and-run driver. The owner and driver….is still in hospital here suffering from serious
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Fire insurance policies on all schools in Nelson District No. 7 have been cancelled by the underwriters….Nelson and Taghum are in the heart of the Doukhobor area, scene of $ 1,000,000,000 worth of fire damage, much of incendiary during the last 40
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the Nelson District. In 1949, the group blew up railway track east of Taghum. In 1953, sticks of dynamite were found near Taghum at the foot of a power pole and on the train tracks. In 1958, a natural gas pipeline was dynamited near Taghum.
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In 1914, the former road bridge linking today's Taghum Hall Rd. (north shore) and Granite Rd. (south shore) opened. In 1931, the steel bridge was raised 2.1 metres (7 ft) to accommodate the reservoir for the
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On the south shore, the area was called Davenport, underpinned by the Granite Poorman mine, which became one of the strongest producers in the district. Abraham Lincoln Davenport, son of John Colver Davenport of
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Twenty-four Doukhobors, members of the radical Sons of Freedom group….committed for destruction of a stretch of track at Taghum…testified….that sacks of dynamite were placed on the rails….§
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purchased a 33-acre farm on the south shore. The acreage, named "Dorogotsennoye" (priceless in Russian), proved challenging to farm, and was submerged in 1931 by the dam.
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1938: A car fatally struck a 9-year-old boy near the bridge where his brother died a year earlier. That month, a murder victim was found in a railway cutting.
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Doukhobor investigation here today in the wake of a $ 100,000 fire, suspected of being set by sect fanatics…. destroyed Taghum Lumber Co. planing mill….
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Today, the Taghum community hall and gas station/store are on the north shore, while the public beach is on the south shore at what was Granite Siding.
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of Lot 2355 (today's north shore Taghum) converted into a Crown grant. The earliest recorded mention of Taghum is 1906. The name from
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Immediately east was Sproule Creek, which emerged as a separate neighbourhood in the 1930s. That location was not named for
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1968: A highways snow plow, which stalled on the railway tracks, was pushed about 23 metres (75 ft) by freight train.
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1929: One man drowned, and another was seriously injured, when a car plunged from the bridge into the river.
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John Czene, Doukhobor bachelor of Targum, who lived in a shack on the shore of the Kootenay River, drowned….
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About 1 kilometre (0.6 mi) upstream, the C&KR Kootenay Crossing was erected in 1891 as four wooden
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1937: A 10-year-old boy drowned when his bicycle plunged from the bridge into the river.
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1963: A lightning strike electrocuted and killed an elderly woman in her home.
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means six, which was the mileage distance east to the Nelson wharf, or west to
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2016: A dog attack on Taghum Beach inflicted scars on an eight-year-old boy.
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1936: A rancher died when thrown from his wagon by a bolting horse team.
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1920: A father and son drowned when a whirlpool overturned their boat.
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1948: An elderly man drowned when he slipped and fell into the river.
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Around 1907, John Bell and A.G. Lambert moved their sawmill from
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is an unincorporated community spanning both shores of the
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Taghum, British Columbia
Taghum is located in British Columbia
British Columbia
49°29′00″N 117°23′00″W / 49.48333°N 117.38333°W / 49.48333; -117.38333
Canada
Province
British Columbia
Region
West Kootenay
Regional District
Central Kootenay
Area codes
250
778, 236, & 672
Highways
Highway 6
Kootenay River
West Kootenay
British Columbia
BC Highway 6
Castlegar
Nelson
prospector
preemption
Chinook Jargon
Bonnington Falls
Lebahdo
Columbia and Kootenay Railway
Corra Linn Dam
howe truss

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