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Boat regatta, July 1st celebrations, Campbell River

Quinsam Salmon Hatchery

Workers separate the male and female salmon.

Campbell River Recreation Association Circus Gym

Gymnastic event hosted by CRRA in Campbell River's community hall.

Children selling worms, Campbell River

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

Thulin family car in front of the third Willows Hotel

The Willows Hotel and Charles Thulin's first car, a Ford. Left to right (on balcony): Genevieve McDonald, Mrs. McDonald, Mr. McDonald (hotel manager), Unknown, Jack Glanvelle (manager of Thulin store), and the first constable stationed in Campbell River. Left to right (front porch):...

View of Elk Falls

Postcard of a group at Elk Falls titled "In Strathcona Park".

The logging bridge over the Campbell River

Painter's Lodge

Artist Sybil Andrews

Well known Campbell River artist, Sybil Andrews, working on a linocut in her studio at Willow Point.

Members of the Quinsam Men's 5 Pin bowling team

Snowball Dance, 1956

'Our Place' - Centre for the Mentally Handicapped

Oscar Thulin's home

Oscar Thulin's home located at the corner of Shoppers Row and 10th avenue, downtown Campbell River.

Opening of the Discovery Inn

The official opening of the Discovery Inn. MLA Dan Campbell looks on while village chairman R.D. Jamieson unlocks the new Discovery Inn. The lock, key, and chain were thrown into the waters of the Discovery Passage to signify that the Hotel would never be locked. June 16, 1963.

Campbell River students protest for new gymnasium

Pioneer Hardware located on Island Hwy., Campbell River

The Pioneer Hardware store, October 1966. The store was owned and operated by the Thulin family. It was opened in 1937 by Carl and Margaret Thulin.

Building the Campbell River Community Hall

A Campbell River flood

The Injanuaty Studio Upholstering in a Campbellton flood, 1948.

Guest on the Docks at Painter's Lodge

Aerial view of new Campbell River Junior Senior High School

James Henderson's boat - the 'Shizoka'

James Henderson’s boat ‘Shizoka’ tied up at the Shell Oil wharf on the Tyee Spit in the late 1940’s. This wharf preceded the Argonaut Wharf which was built in 1951. The shed on the end of the wharf was later purchased by Sam Henderson and turned into a smoke house.

Group of Campbell River Midget Ball Team members at dinner

Tyee Club guide with guest and fish

Klondike Night event, Campbell River

Klondike Day's event held in Campbell River. This event was annually held by the Rotary Club of Campbell River.