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R. Cooper and Mrs. Waltersdorf
Description:
Ruth Cooper and Mrs. Waltersdorf at the former Cooper home.
Date of Creation:
1960
Accession #:
p56.1
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picnic group
Description:
At Jack Ronayne's place. From l-r; Gerald Ross, George Smith, unidentified, Johnny Ronayne, Vivien Ross, Rene Ronayne, Joe Ronayne, Violet Harris, Lucille Lanouille (Pemberton's first teacher), Sandy Ross landed in sand and Morgan Miller playing in the sand.
Date of Creation:
May 24, 1916
Accession #:
p147.1
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picnic group
Description:
At Jack Ronayne's. Left to right: Gerald Ross, George Smith, Joe Ronayne, Una Harris, Lucille Lanouille (Pemberton's first teacher), Violet Harris, Vera Harris, ___ unidentified, Rene Ronayne, white skirt, Vivien Ross and her uncle Jack Ronayne.
Date of Creation:
24 May 1916
Accession #:
p147.3
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High water fun
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High water fun, backwater from Ryan Creek, Pemberton Meadows.
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p147.4
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Bear Steak for dinner
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Ryan Place, Edwin Harris and son, Vincent Harris.
Date of Creation:
1915
Accession #:
p147.5
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group
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Left to right : Louise Eastman, Mother ( Jessie Harris) Una Harris, and Dog Spike. ( Louise Eastman was the third teacher in Pemberton.
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Accession #:
p147.7
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Looking North
Description:
Post card, hand written caption on the back "Looking north up the Birkenhead Valley from the much famed Pemberton Meadows on P. & G.E. route. B.C."
Date of Creation:
ca 1900
Accession #:
p251.4
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5 Mile Ranch Group
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4 men in front of log building. "Pemberton Meadows. 5(?) mile ranch".
Date of Creation:
1914
Accession #:
p251.6
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Meadows Church
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Woman standing in front of the Meadows Church.
Date of Creation:
ca 1900
Accession #:
p251.31
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Girling Memorial Service
Description:
Girling memorial service at St. George's Church, Pemberton Meadows.
Date of Creation:
1957
Accession #:
p47.6
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Meadows School
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Pemberton Meadows School, now part of Coast Mountain Outdoor School.
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p91.4
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Crown Copper Claim
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Buildings situated in the saddle between peaks belong to the Crown Copper mineral claims. Pemberton Meadows area.
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Accession #:
p210.10
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Pipe's cabins
Description:
Just up Pemberton Meadows road from Pipe's General Store.
Date of Creation:
1974
Accession #:
p1.26
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First Meadows School
Description:
First Pemberton Meadows School, opened 25, Aug. 1915. Long before this 1959 photo was taken, the building had been consecrated as an Anglican Church.
Date of Creation:
1959
Accession #:
p1.27
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Cooper Home
Description:
Cooper place, built in the 1930's by Sandy Ross and Gerald Ross in Pemberton Meadows.
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Accession #:
p1.40
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Port Pemberton was founded as a stopping point on the historic Harrison-Lillooet gold rush trail over 160 years ago.
30,000 gold-rushers passed through this region from 1858 to 1865 and Port Pemberton was an important stopping point for travelers making their way to Lillooet and the gold-fields beyond!