Mrs. Joe Milner with her catch

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Car with passengers beside Forbes Landing Lodge

John Blackburn of Grantham is the man holding the boy. They were visiting Forbes Landing with friends from Vancouver.
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Wallace McMillan

Wallace McMillan with his catch of a 54 lb Tyee on August 16, 1936. Guide Les McDonald.
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Downtown Campbell River

View of the L&H block (on left) which at that time housed the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce. The building on the right is the Vanstone Block.
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Shoo-shoo the clown at Museum Day event

Sharon Rondquist (nee Turner) aka Shoo-Shoo the clown at Museum Day event held at Foreshore Pavilion, Sept. 3, 1982.
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Group on the front steps of the Willows Hotel

Group of Campbell River citizens discussing the proposed seaplane base on the Tyee spit. Roderick Haig-Brown in centre of the photograph; beside him on the left (in checked shirt) is pilot Bob Langdon.
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July 1st parade, Campbell River

B&G's General Store entry in the July 1st parade.
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Police officer receiving an award from Judge Roderick Haig-Brown

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The Willow Point Store, remodelled 1949

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John de Glenn with his catch, and another man

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July 1st parade, Campbell River

The Elk Falls Paper Co. float in the July 1st parade. The company celebrates its one-year anniversary being in operation.
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Campbell River bowling team

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View of commercial fishing boats tied up Campbell River wharf

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Campbell River, 7th Avenue

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Movie star John Wayne sportfishing at Campbell River

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Graduation Class of 1957

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Opening of Campbell River Elementary, Junior-Senior High School

Students arriving at the school in Campbell River.
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A hiking party going to the Falls

View of the Canyon below Elk Falls.
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Campbell River graduating class of 1950

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Farewell to the Sisters of St. Ann

The nursing staff at the new hospital held a farewell party for the Sisters of St. Ann.
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Ken Forde (left), in front of his place of business

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The second "First Annual Public Surprise Picnic"

This gathering was held at the Foreshore Park which is now known as Robert V. Ostler Park, Campbell River.
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Corkey Corbett with mounted fish

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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.
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Miss Campbell River 1965 - Annie Giasson

July 21, 1965
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