Katie Ferguson with her catch - a 63½ lb Tyee caught on August 17, 1963. Guide Nick Gilbert on right. This catch earned her a Tyee Club "Diamond Button".
Len Aleck and a second, unidentified, man pughing salmon into the hold of a packer. This method of transferring fish was stopped in the 1980’s because it damaged the meat if done improperly.
Dr. Howard Jamieson and his wife in their home, Campbell River
Dr. Howard Jamieson and his wife Mrs. Christine Jamieson in their family home. This house was located approximately at the 900 block of Shopper's Row, Campbell River and Jamieson was and burnt down shortly after they moved in. Dr. Jamieson was Campbell River's first doctor and arrived in...
Dr. Noel Bathurst Hall and his wife in their second home
Dr. Hall's home located at 2248 Campbell River Rd. This house was originally built by the Pidcock's at the same time that they built the house at 2260 Campbell River Rd. (which would later become the home of Roderick Haig-Brown and family).
Members of the Gilford Island Band, Kwikwasut'inuxw Haxwa'mis, and the ‘Nakwaxda’xw Band participating in Campbell River's July 1st Parade at Lane Field. Johnny Ferry Jr., wearing a mask made by John Wesley, and Sam Henderson with a drum.
Johnny Ferry Jr. with his young cousin James Livingstone Naknakin outside the Bon Ton store, c. 1951. The Bon Ton store was built in 1949 by George and Violet Nissan. The Nissan’s came to Campbell River in 1946 after hearing that construction workers were being hired for the Ladore Diversion...
