Father's Day ride

Father’s Day ride

Visitors take a ride on a Pacific Trackless Train on Father’s Day at the Historic Stewart Farm.

  • Jul. 6, 2016 6:00 p.m.
  • Life

Visitors take a ride on a Pacific Trackless Train on Father’s Day at the Historic Stewart Farm.

The June 19 event included displays by the Greater Vancouver Garden Railway Club.

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