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Raising the cenotaph flagpole

Mr. Bonnor with his catch of three fish

Man with a Spaniel dog

Mrs. Jane Fitzpatrick with her catch

Children at the Henderson family home

Neighbourhood kids on the back stoop of May and Sam Henderson’s house. Girl sitting on the top step is May’s youngest sister, Delavina.

Museum Day event at the Foreshore Pavilion

Members of the Henderson family dancing with their masks at the pavilion on the Foreshore Park, Campbell River, Sept. 3, 1982.

The Pidcock cottage in Campbellton

Apparently this house in Campbellton was originally owned by Fred Nunns.

Tyee Club Trophy

The William Sparrow Trophy.

July 1st parade, Campbell River

Members of the Gilford Island Band, Kwikwasut'inuxw Haxwa'mis, and the ‘Nakwaxda’xw Band participating in Campbell River's July 1st Parade at Lane Field. Left to right: May Henderson, Katie Ferry, Carol, Margaret, Edith, and Katie Henderson.

Campbell River Parade, 1949

Wylie's Ladies Wear entry in the July 1st parade in front of the Van Isle Theatre.

Herbert Pidcock, Ned Painter and Horace Smith

From left: Herbert Pidcock, Ned Painter, and Horace Smith (child unknown but likely one of Ned Painter's children) on beach at Tyee Spit.

View of Van Isle Theater, Campbell River

The Van Isle Theatre in wintertime, 1954.

Construction of the Community Hall, Campbell River

Volunteers working on constructing the Community Hall in downtown Campbell River. The hall took a number of years to build but was opened in 1954. At this time the project had been taken over by the Campbell River Kinsmen Club.

A Campbell River protest regarding the dangers of the Island hwy.

Concerned mothers march for reduced speed limits on the residential areas of the Island Highway. Nov. 17, 1965 Third woman from the left may be Morgan Ostler.

Annual General Meeting of Tyee Club

A hiking party going to the Falls, Campbell River

Anna Thulin, the photographer on their trip (name unknown), Mr. Keating (barber), Mr. Walter Spencer (telegraph agent), Elin Thulin, Miss Ethel Barwise (Hetty, the schoolteacher), and Mr. Mason (the gauge tender) near Mr. Mason's log cabin.