This artifact is a letter and a scouting crest that was given during the Golden Ears Bridge opening in June 2009.<\/p>\r\n
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The Golden Ears Bridge officially opened to traffic on June 16th, 2009. This meant the end for the Albion Ferry which was decommissioned once the bridge was completed and opened (July 31st, 2009). The bridge is named after the Golden Ears Peaks which is in Golden Ears provincial park. Originally the bridge was part of a toll bridge, however on September 1st, 2017, the tolls were removed and now users can cross without paying a fee.<\/p>","SEO_LINK":"golden-ears-bridge-opening","VIDEO_LINK":"","SOUNDCLOUD_LINK":"","IMG1":"1718920132_main_golden-ears-bridge-opening_1.jpg","IMG2":"1718920133_main_golden-ears-bridge-opening_2.jpg","IMG3":"","IMG4":"","IMG5":"","IMG6":"","IMG7":"","IMG1_THUMB":"1718920132_thumb_golden-ears-bridge-opening_1.jpg","IMG2_THUMB":"1718920133_thumb_golden-ears-bridge-opening_2.jpg","IMG3_THUMB":"","IMG4_THUMB":"","IMG5_THUMB":"","IMG6_THUMB":"","IMG7_THUMB":""}X
Golden Ears Bridge Opening
This artifact is a letter and a scouting crest that was given during the Golden Ears Bridge opening in June 2009.
The Golden Ears Bridge officially opened to traffic on June 16th, 2009. This meant the end for the Albion Ferry which was decommissioned once the bridge was completed and opened (July 31st, 2009). The bridge is named after the Golden Ears Peaks which is in Golden Ears provincial park. Originally the bridge was part of a toll bridge, however on September 1st, 2017, the tolls were removed and now users can cross without paying a fee.
Details:
Latitude: 49.1970970036097
Longitude: -122.66590513273
Direct Link: https://www.pittmeadowsmuseum.com/locations/golden-ears-bridge-opening
