Princeton

Princeton is a town in Canada. It lies only east of the Cascade Mountains, which proceed with south into Washington, Oregon and California. Truly, the zone's principle industry has been mining—copper, gold, coal, and some platinum—yet today the town's greatest business is a sawmill claimed by Weyerhaeuser, alongside a couple of littler timber organizations, for example, Princeton Wood Preservers and Princeton Post and Rail.

Until 1961, Princeton was home to a distillery, the Princeton Brewing Company. Until the 1940s, the bottling works kept its lager cool in the Vermilion Cave. The buckle, which held up to 20 railroad autos at once, was to a great extent annihilated to clear a path for the Hope-Princeton Highway, some portion of the Crowsnest Highway.