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Erecting the Foreshore Park Long House

Putting together the Longhouse at the Foreshore Park (now Robert V. Ostler Park).

The Bee Hive Café

In 1937 the Bee Hive Café moved to this newly built location which became known as the Bee Hive Block. The building was built by Carl and Margaret Thulin who also operated the Bee Hive Café.

Children selling worms, Campbell River

Children likley lived in Campbellton near the photographer, Godfrey Baldwin's home. 1949

Construction of the wood stave penstocks at the John Hart Dam

Christine and Morris Petersen, early Campbell River settlers

This photo was taken around the year 1900. Morris was one of three brothers from Denmark who took jobs with the International Timber Company and decided to settle in the district. They bought land in the area that is now known as Petersen Road.

Construction of the John Hart Dam

Robert Brenner with his catch of two fish

Mr. and Mrs. Ted Brown's house in a flood

The house was surrounded by water during a flood which took out the Quinsam River bridge.

Job's Daughters at Willow Point Hall

Campbell River' Job's daughters gather around their queen after the installation ceremonies at Willow Point Hall. Front row (left to right): Suzanne Lawrence, guide; Judy Nickerson, senior princess; Nikki Brealey, queen; Ann Higgins, junior princess; and June McFadden, marshall. Back...

A group of students from Shurley Durham's dance school, Campbell River

Parts counter at Campbell River Garage Ltd

Miss Campbell River contest

Job's Daughters

Car wash at the Texaco gas station.

Campbell River Rotary Club Meeting at Painter's Lodge

Members of the Campbell River Kinsmen Club presenting a cheque to Rotarians. Note the painting of a Tyee, caught and registered with the Tyee Club, on the wall above the presenters.

Members of the Campbell River Garage Bowling Team

Photo taken January, 1951.

Dave McDonald with two fish

July 1st parade, Campbell River

Campbell River Rotary Club's entry in the July 1st parade.

May Day celebrations at Lane Field

Automobile, possibly at the Thulin's Home

View of the Island Hwy going through downtown Campbell River

A Rotary Club Trail Building Project

The Rotary Club built a trail on the banks of the Campbell River, from the logging bridge down towards the mouth of the river. Pictured here (from left to right): Bob Henshall, Russ Preston, Jack Baikie, Doug Robinson, Wallace Baikie, Ken Thompson, Ken Sogawa, Sven Rudman (?), and Len Rossiter.

The third Willows Hotel under construction, Campbell River

Mickey's Taxi

Mickey Pierce, who owned Mickey's Taxi, was subsequently part-owner of the Quinsam Hotel.