Maggie Hunt, Sam Henderson, and Danny Henderson

The plaque reads 'Happy Birthday Dad, May 21st, 1977' and has the names of all Sam Henderson's children on it.

Crawford and McNeil's store in Campbellton

Crawford and McNeil's Store, beside the Quinsam Hotel. Left to right: Verona Forbes McNeil, Campbell Crawford, William McNeil (Verona's father), Grace Tyson (Devitt), and Ole Olson.

Island Highway through downtown Campbell River

View looking south down the Island Highway, 1912. On the left is the Telegraph Office. At centre is the Thulin's General Store and Post Office. The building behind the store housed the first Bee Hive Cafe and Ice Cream Parlour.

Allan's General Store

A view inside Allan's General store sometime during the mid-1950s. The store was located on the Island Highway in Campbellton.

Unknown anglers in rowboats

Maxine Egan with her catch

Maxine Egan with her catch of 47½ lb on August 14, 1964. Guide Van Egan.

Thulin family in their new car, Campbell River

Thulin family in car outside their home Thulin Court (later known as Richmond Court). From left: Mary, Lillie, Elin, Anna, Carl, Charles. This was the family's first car, a Ford.

Herbert Pidcock with fishing lure

Well known Campbell River fishing guide, Herbert Pidcock, with a lure.

Campbell River Fire Department with new Iron Lung

Firemen checking out the new Iron Lung. The fireman trying the lung out may be Fire Chief Oscar Thulin.

View of Elk Falls, Campbell River

Colourized postcard of Elk Falls. Printed on the back of the postcard it reads: This is a real photograph. Hand coloured. Published by The Camera Products Co., Vancouver, B.C.

July 1st Parade, Campbell River

C.R. Woodworker's entry in the July 1st parade.

Portrait of Wallace Baikie in his Masonic Lodge Uniform

Campbell River's waterfront and wharf

Buildings on shore from left: Laver's Store, Bee Hive Café block and the Willows Hotel.

BC Airlines airplane on beach, Campbell River

On right is pilot Bob Langdon, standing in front of his BC Airlines SeaBee. At this time BC Airlines picked up passengers on the beach in front of the Willows Hotel.

Group of Campbell River Midget Ball Team members at dinner

Tyee salmon on the scale

Roderick Haig-Brown speaks to Campbell River Fish and Game Club meeting

From left: Roderick Haig-Brown, Doris Eert, George Bergsma, Mr. Robertson and Ed Spencer of the Campbell River Fish and Game Club

Reubina Ferry

Elizabeth’s half sister Reubina Ferry attended Queen Margaret’s Private School in Duncan. Prior to 1950 children from the Campbell River Indian Reserve were not permitted to attend the local public school. A Day School on the Tyee Spit provided Grades 1 to 8, but parents who wanted a high school...

Willow Point Brownies flying up to Girl Guides

Portrait of Louis Petersen, an early settler of Campbell River

This photo was taken around the year 1900. Louis was one of three brothers from Denmark who took jobs with the International Timber Company and decided to settle in the district. They bought land in the area that is now known as Petersen Road.

Annual General Meeting of Tyee Club

Premier John Hart speaks on the power development in the Campbell River area

(Mr. John Boyd Sr. can also be seen at the extreme left of the picture.)

E.R.T. crossing Island Hwy, Campbellton

Looking north down the Island Hwy. with the Elk River Timber crossing in the foreground. First building on the right is the Quinsam Hotel.

Lucy (Henderson) Smith at the Bee Hive Café

Dr. Richard and Mary Murphy on the water