Fraser Valley Heritage Railway Society

The Fraser Valley Heritage Railway Society (FVHRS) restores and operates historic interurban streetcar in Surrey, British Columbia. The organization was formed in 2001 and the heritage streetcar system began in June 2013. It is one of two operating historical tramways in the province.

System
The heritage line is 7.4 km long, using only a small fraction of the original 120 km interurban line of the British Columbia Electric Railway that connected Vancouver to Chilliwack.

The interurban runs 4 times a day on weekends; the entire journey takes 55 minutes.

One of two operational interurbans is run on weekend, from stations at Cloverdale to Sullivan.

Volunteers restored the stations to their appearance at the height of the old line's service.

In 2016, the Edmonton Radial Railway Society donated the former Edmonton Transit Service 2001, a 1912 electric locomotive that once ran on this rail line. This locomotive was in turn donated to the Oregon Electric Railway Historical Society in 2017. This is because the Oregon Electric Railway was the original owner of this locomotive.