Grindrod

GRINDROD, pop 1,419, is an AGRICULTURAL, DAIRY FARMING, LOGGING and retirement community 14 km southeast of SALMON ARM on the Shuswap R. Originally known as N ENDERBY, it was a station on the SHUSWAP & OKANAGAN RWY and site of a SAWMILL and early pole yard. The post office, opened here in 1911, was named after Edmund H. Grindrod, first CPR telegraph inspector in BC in 1886, who settled near KAMLOOPS.
by Andrew Scott

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