Dr. J.A. Wiborn, first President of Tyee Club

Dr. J.A. Wiborn, first President of the Tyee Club. Tyee Man 1925 and 1930. Weight 63½ lb. Guide Herb Pidcock.

Henderson family potlatch

Left to right: Bill Henderson, John Charlie, Jimmy King, Jack Peters, Tommy Hunt, Billy Sandy Willie (?), and Sam Henderson. Picture taken at the Campbell River Community Hall.

Del's Café

Joyce Sarvis, Miss Campbell River

The Ripple Rock Explosion

Campbell River Waterfront after a storm

View of the original war memorial cenotaph, located on the Island Highway (in forefront). The larger building on the left is the Van Isle Theatre. This photograph was taken before the Tyee Plaza development.

Man and two children

The Crystal Grill, Campbellton

The Crystal Grill was located on the corner of Petersen Road and the Island Highway in Campbellton. It was owned by the Benton and Garrett families at various times.

Construction of Community Hall

Constructing the Community Hall in downtown Campbell River. The hall took a number of years to build but was opened in 1954.

Brownies and Girl Guides with Lady Baden Powell

Roderick Haig-Brown

Unknown angler with fish

Miss Campbell River Contest

Joyce Sarvis and Mary Lou Lipp participated in the contest, and Fred Wood acted as MC.

BC Hydro employees at John Hart Generating Station

Group of employees in the workshop at BC Hydro's John Hart Generating Station. Photo taken July 6, 1965.

Old Campbell River Wharf

Members of the Campbell River school board

At this time member Joe Iaci (second from right) owned the Willows Hotel and Cyril Hague far right) was the manager of the Elk Falls Mill.

Children attending Halloween Party

Halloween party sponsored by the Campbell River Kinsmen Club, 1950.

Construction of the John Hart Dam

The Big Rock undergoing a cleaning

Located on the waterfront, south of Campbell River, the Big Rock is a prominent feature. At this time It was heavily decorated with graffiti and signs for Forbes Landing Lodge. In 1975 the Mitlenatch Field Naturalists Society requested that it be made a historic site. Paint was subsequently...

Fishing Report

George Quocksister

George Quocksister, son of Chief John Quocksister and his wife Susan (née Assu). Written records document the Quocksister family’s presence in the Campbell River area back to the 1830’s. George is one of the last speakers of the Le’kwala language. Born in 1930, his career as a commercial...

W. A. Parker with catch

W.A. Parker of Bremerton, Washington, U.S.A. with his catch - a 48 lb Tyee caught on August 14, 1934.

Island Highway near Campbell River, 1917

Sports Day at the Tyee Spit soccer field

Community sporting events at the Tyee Spit have a long history.

Willow Point Brownies flying up to Girl Guides