A mini-fridge given to the Hospital

A miniature refrigerator (mini-bar sized) was given to the Hospital, and received by the Sisters of St. Ann.
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Alfred Moss with catch, Tyee Man

Alfred C. Moss, Tyee Man 1952, with is 67 lb Tyee that he caught on August 30, 1952.
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Unknown man with Tyee

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Construction of the John Hart Dam

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July 1st Parade, Campbell River

Float in the July 1st Parade, Campbell River. 1958.
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The first commercial landing at Campbell River Airport

Pacific Western Airlines (PWA) lands a DC-3 on Campbell River's new runway, flown by Captain Jack Crosby on August 22, 1959. This was the first commercial landing at the Campbell River Airport, and it also served as a test run for PWA, which began flying twice daily commercial flights from...
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View of the third Willows Hotel

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Ed Forrest, guide, with unknown angler and two fish

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Jack Cameron with his catch

Jack Cameron with his catches of 42 lb and 46½ lb in August 1975. Guide Mike Rippingale.
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The United Church

The United Church was built across from the Junior Secondary School (Phoenix) in 1953.
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Girl guides at camp on Hudson's Farm

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Alice Smith and unknown woman at Bones Bay

Alice Smith (left) as a young woman and an unidentified woman (right) at the Bones Bay Cannery. Alice ‘Doot-da’ was George Glendale’s only sister. She married Peter Smith ‘Sewid-ana-kwila’ of Turnour Island.
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Group of people swimming, possibly at Storie's Beach

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Construction of the John Hart Dam

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Campbell River Volunteer Fire Department in parade

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Campbell River United Church

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Johnny Ferry Sr. in a car

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Anglers with their catch on beachfront, Campbell River

Joe Iaci (on left) with his nephew, Frank Iaci (middle) and Ross Filippone (right) and a catch of salmon on the beach in front of the Willows Hotel. Joe Iaci was the co-owner of the Willows Hotel.
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Eco-Conference with Roderick Haig-Brown in attendance.

Eco-Conference held at Strathcona Park Lodge with Roderick Haig-Brown (far left), bearded Jim Boulding (centre), and columnist Barry Thorton.
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Officials touring the new Ladore Powerhouse, Campbell River

W.A.C. Bennett is second from the left.
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Brownie group with their mothers, Campbell River

Group of Brownies, May 15, 1948. The woman in the back row on the right is Ann Haig-Brown. The girl in the second row, sixth from left (with braids) is Mary Haig-Brown.
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David Quocksister

David Quocksister, son of Chief John Quocksister and Susan Assu.
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The Campbell River Wharf

Logs and debris pounded against the wharf whenever there was a storm, and in 1918 it broke. An overhead trolley was rigged up to bring in freight and other goods until the repairs were completed. Walter Crawford, the wharfinger at the time, had a new car out on the end of the wharf and worried...
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Annual General Meeting of Tyee Club

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Campbell River Mayor Tom Barnett with family

From left: Paul, Ruth, Tom and Nancy Barnett on the evening that Tom Barnett won the election to become mayor of Campbell River. December, 1976.
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