Dennison, Michael
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Portrait of the Fougberg's
Description:
This item is a portrait of Slim and Margaret Fougberg, the founders of the Pemberton Museum. The picture was taken by Leslie Spetifore. It was donated by Mike Dennison (former museum treasurer) who now resides in Vernon. This was accessioned as an object because it was donated in a wooden frame.
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Source:
Dennison, Michael
Date of Object:
1984
Accession #:
007.29.01
Location:
Schantz building
Dimensions:
27 cm L x 22 cm W x 2 cm H
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Port Pemberton was founded as a stopping point on the historic Harrison-Lillooet gold rush trail 160 years ago.
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