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Seraphine Tlekenak
Description:
Seraphine Tlekenak (Joseph) was the wife of John Currie. They had 3 children together and were the first permanent settlers in Pemberton. Their descendants still live in the area.
Date of Creation:
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Accession #:
p358.1
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Bride and Groom
Description:
One of a series of 32 photographs and post cards sent back to family in the old country by Samuel and Elizabeth Spetch after they immigrated to Canada in 1907. Caption on back; "Christmas 1918, This is an indian man and his bride having their pictures taken at our place last summer your cousin Lizzie took the picture". [added by Chief Leonard Andrew in 2019] The man in the photo is Billy [also Willy] Pascal who was a friend of Spetch. This is his first wife. He married three times.
Date of Creation:
1918
Accession #:
p352.1
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Lunch
Description:
One of a series of 32 photographs and post cards sent back to family in the old country by Samuel and Elizabeth Spetch after they immigrated to Canada in 1907. Caption on back; "This is a picture of a bunch of indians just at lunch".
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Accession #:
p352.12
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"Smoak" House
Description:
One of a series of 32 photographs and post cards sent back to family in the old country by Samuel and Elizabeth Spetch after they immigrated to Canada in 1907. Caption on back; "This is the indians at their smoak (sic) houses, dry the salmon, you will see them hanging up in there, they keep a little fire burning underneath it till it is well smoaked (sic)".
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Accession #:
p352.15
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War Dance
Description:
Mt. Currie first nations doing a war dance in Pemberton.
Date of Creation:
1950 (ca.)
Accession #:
p312.4
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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!