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Group
Description:
fr. Left, Dan Paul, Fidele Charlie, Tony James.
Date of Creation:
1970
Accession #:
p100.5
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Farewell Party
Description:
Farewell party at the Pemberton Hotel for Mrs. Wilkinson. Several unidentified people - Back row, Sidsel Gimse, (?) Ross, Mrs. Joe Taillefer. Front row; A. Taylor, M. Fougberg.
Date of Creation:
ca 1920
Accession #:
p210.5
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Three People
Description:
From left: Mrs. Edmond (Gladys) Ronayne, Ozzie Sherlock, Gunnar Gimse.
Date of Creation:
1938
Accession #:
p119.5
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Group With Plane
Description:
Hugh Ross is on the left, Ralph Fowler in the middle, Brian Ross is to the right [children] , and then Sandy and Maureen Ross [adults] are in the photo. Hugh's Dad went to get gas out of the tractor barrel as the plane (a Tiger Moth) had landed because it was low on gas. Doug Littlejohn was the pilot. The plane landed at the Ross Brother's farm.
Date of Creation:
ca. 1946
Accession #:
p179.1
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Anderson Lake Scene
Description:
Several people on Lodge floats.
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Accession #:
p87.42
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Two People
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Two people, woods, winter. Possibly snowshoeing.
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Accession #:
p213.7
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Two People
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Two people standing in front of the Pemberton Hotel.
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Accession #:
p213.10
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Two People
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Two people standing on Main (Frontier) St.
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Accession #:
p213.11
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Opening Ceremonies
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Large group of people in front of a railway passenger car. Caption "Opening ceremonies of the Pacific Great Eastern's North Shore Line on January 1, 1914" Item appears to be part of a newspaper article. Joe notes on the back "I think this second car survived to about the end of steam. It became number 1801 and saw duty on steam and diesel passenger trains as a diner until the Budds came then it was made into passenger, baggage and a cupola on top and served on the way-freight as 'passenger caboose'. Picture taken at Gates Lake siding at Birken in the 50's when it served as caboose (cupola) for the way freight as they picked up passengers as well as logs and poles and freight. Car was in that siding for a while - bad ordered maybe. See picture at Gates Lake (Birken)".
Date of Creation:
1914
Accession #:
p320.5
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Locomotive 564
Description:
Locomotive #564 stopped on tracks with several people milling about. Appears to be some sort of accident as there are a couple of uniformed officers in the crowd.
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Accession #:
p320.26
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Frank Pakala
Description:
Caption "Hank has successfully guided scores of hunting parties in the Lillooet District". "(at) almost 70 years of age, he managed to take part in the great war and saw a lot of (fi)ghting both on the Somme and Vimy Ridge. He can still give most men all the (t)ravelling in the mountains they want. Photograph taken in the spring of 1924".
Date of Creation:
1924
Accession #:
p367.1
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Winter Camping
Description:
3 people in front of tent
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Accession #:
p364.4
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