Revelstoke Tourism
Market Analysis
During the period May to
September 2004 over 1100
tourists in the area were
surveyed to gather information
about their profile and what
activities were of interest to
them while vacationing here. The
study also provided information
about their interest in
Revelstoke Museums and
specifically their interest in
the Forestry Museum.
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The
Revelstoke Tourism Market
Analysis
(545KB PDF format)
identifies the key findings of
the study and makes
recommendations about enhancing
our tourism marketing
activities. |
Revelstoke Railway
Museum
Discover Canada's history and
railway heritage! Learn about
the building of the railway, the
workers involved, the final days
of construction and present day
operation. The
Revelstoke Railway Museum's
unique design complements the
multitude of beautiful artifacts
and the large photo collection
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The Museum houses the
beautifully restored CPR
locomotive #5468. Built in 1948
for the Revelstoke Division, the
Mikado P-2k 2-8-2 is an awesome
representation of the Big Steam
Era. This is one of the larger
steam engines ever used on CPR
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Community Access Centre
Revelstoke Community Access
Centre offers public access to
the Internet and
telecommunications equipment at:
Business Information
Centre
204 Campbell Ave.,
Revelstoke, BC
Phone:(250) 837-5345
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 Revelstoke
Community Foundation
The creation of a community
foundation has been a dream come
true. The Foundation was
officially launched in April
2000 and as of December 2006
holds a capital pool of
$1,011,000. This capital pool
will continue to grow with each
new gift and thereby generate a
perpetual source of income for
annual grants to a wide range of
charitable community interests
and needs. The Foundation
receives administrative support
from the Revelstoke Credit Union
and the CFDC of Revelstoke.
For more information visit:
www.seerevelstoke.com/communityfoundation
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