Campbell River's Centennial Building, meant to house the Tourist Bureau, Museum, and Library at the time. The pole in front (a Kwakwaka'wakw Bear Pole) was carved by Sam Henderson, and was one of a number of poles distributed to Vancouver Island communities to celebrate the centennial...
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.
Aerial view showing the Campbell River Public School, later called the Elm School, and Anglican Church. The school burned down in 1972 and was rebuilt with the addition of offices for the school board.
Anna Thulin, Mr. Bradley, Elin Thulin, Mr. Walter Spencer, Miss Ethel Barwise (Hetty), and Mr. Keating having a picnic at the Falls. Hetty writes, "Notice where we should have landed had we slipped - one can scarcely hear one's own voice for the roaring water."
Katie Ferry and an unidentified young girl pose on the bumper of a car, very much ‘of the era’. The licence plate says 1950, as does the poodle skirt that Katie is wearing. A mystery guest hides behind the left bumper.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Breeze of Ogden, Utah, U.S.A. with two fish weighing 31 lb and 34 lb, caught in August 1969. Guide Mike Rippingale (not in photograph).
