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The Campbell River Reserve

Queen Mary Quocksister's house.

Jack Cameron with his catch

Jack Cameron with his catches of 42 lb and 46½ lb in August 1975. Guide Mike Rippingale.

Wei Wai Kum float in Parade, 1958

The Campbell River Indian Band float in the June 30 parade, 1958.

Artist George Borgford painting at the government wharf, Campbell River

Roderick Haig-Brown with writing award

Roderick Haig-Brown with the Burien Library Writer's Award that was presented to him in 1964.

Group of Campbell River Brownies on Stage

Matt Evans with catch

Matt Evans of Sacramento, California, U.S.A. with his catch - a 30 ½ lb Tyee caught on August 14, 1966.

Gaglardi meets with group of protestors from Campbell River

Mrs. Bill Baikie presents her case to the Highways Minister, P.A. Gaglardi, backed up by the group of 37 marching mothers from Campbell River. The concerned mothers asked the Minister to consider a bypass highway for Campbell River, considering the highway speed limits on the waterfront to be too...

Mrs. Jane Fitzpatrick with her catch

Anne (Henderson) Brotchie at Bones Bay

Anne was supervisor on the canning line at Bones Bay.

Dedication of the Foreshore Park Long House

Dances at the dedication ceremony for the Longhouse at the Foreshore Park (now Robert V. Ostler Park). Bill Glendale (right) and Katie Henderson McKay (left) dancing.

King George V tribute pole at Kingcome Inlet

Erected in 1938 following the death of King George V, this pole in the Kingcome Inlet village of Gwa’yi (Okwunalis) pays tribute to the popular monarch. The pole is unusual because crests belonging to 4 different First Nations are represented on it - Tsawatainuk, Haxwa’mis, Kwiksootainuk and Gwawa...