July 1st Parade, Campbell River

Riverside Sunday School's entry in the July 1st Parade.

Campbell River aerial view looking towards shoreline

Aerial view showing the new Campbell River Elementary, Junior-Senior, High School and surrounding area. This school was located at the north corner of Dogwood St. and 7th Ave. The Photograph was likely taken shortly after the school was opened (in 1950).

Unidentified children with a salmon at the Willows Hotel

Herbert Pidcock with a salmon

Construction of new wharf and fisherman's float, Campbell River

Cougar Smith and Wallace McMillan at scales

Wallace McMillan (on left) with guide Cecil 'Cougar' Smith and one of the 268 Tyee salmon that he registered with the Tyee Club between 1936 and 1965.

Royal Canadian Air Force Ground Observer Corps

Ladies from the RCAF Ground Observer Corps pose for a photograph while petitioning for new recruits.

Miss Campbell River in Centennial Parade

Penny Milbrandt with her catch

Penny Milbrandt – 1979 Winner of the Sparrow Trophy, with her guide and husband Ted Milbrandt.

Annual General Meeting of Tyee Club

A.N. Wolverton with fish

Herbert Pidcock with a catch

The town of Ocean Falls

Ocean Falls was a mill town and an important supply stop for the commercial fishing fleet on the central coast. A one store company town with no road access, the arrival of the fishing fleet meant empty shelves until the next boat. For fishermen it meant some welcome shore time. The woman on the...

Haig-Brown children

Roderick Haig-Brown's children: Mary, Alan, Celia, and Valerie - being photographed for a magazine.

Catch of salmon on Tyee Spit

Dr. G.L. Moore with catch

Dr. G.L. Moore of Bakersfield, California, U.S.A. with his catch of 70½ lb Tyee, which was disqualified as the rod was ½ inch too short. September 10, 1949. Guide Peter Sieven-Piper.

Campbell River Waterfront, 1968.

View of the shoreline from the government wharf, 1968. The RCMP office is visible to the left.

Building the new Municipal Hall

The old Municipal Hall building (the old Lourdes Hospital, at the back of photo) was torn down in sections as the new one was erected, so as to maintain services. Note the old RCMP headquarters also in the background of the photograph.

The Pidcock house under construction

July 1st celebrations at Campbell River

A July 1st parade at the Island Highway and 11th Avenue, 1965.

Ken Forde in his workshop

Ken Forde, working on an outboard motor. At this time Ken Forde was the mayor of Campbell River, 1971.

Campbell River Fire Department

Left to right: Top - Bill McIntosh, Rolf Haig, Dave Proctor, Doug Robinson; Bottom - Bernie Dougherty, Bob Nuttal, and Walter Boles.

Simms house on Island Highway near Willow Point.

The Simms house was located on the Island Highway (approximately at 1822 S. Island Highway). At one time they owned a parcel of land that stretched from Rockland Road to Hilchey Road. Mrs. Simms sold a portion of the lot to Mrs. Glenny and then later developed Hilchey and Galerno Roads.

Downtown Campbell River, 1950

View looking south on the Island Highway through downtown Campbell River, 1950. On right is Alex MacLean's Men's Wear. The large building across the street is Laver's Department Store.

Children attending Halloween Party

Halloween party sponsored by the Campbell River Kinsmen Club.