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Miss Campbell River contestants

Father Christmas at a Campbellton Christmas Parade

Ed Forrest, guide, with unknown angler and two fish

C.H. Forster with a catch

C.H. Forster with his catch - a 55 lb Tyee registered with the Tyee Club of British Columbia. Mr. Forster caught his fish on September 7, 1944.

Snowball Queen, 1957

Unknown angler with fish

Campbell River's Water Festival at McIvor Lake

The Water Festival later became known as the Salmon Festival.

Lobby of the third Willows Hotel, Campbell River

Photograph likely taken in 1909.

Dr. Richard and Mary Murphy with their catch

Campbell River "Indian Symposium", Dec. 1, 1965

Participants in symposium include: far right- Roderick Haig-Brown and second from left Carihi school principal John Young.

Men on beach with large log

Painter's Lodge

Roderick Haig-Brown in his study

Roderick Haig-Brown at his desk, Campbell River

Campbell River Students

Back row, L to R: Teacher Mr Ferguson, Lenard Lindsey, Campbell Crawford, Kenneth MacLean, Gordon Peterson, John Harambourne, Albert Peterson, Eina Saarikka, Weldon Dawson, Alfred Vanstone, Charlie Rogers, Lyall Higgins, Weldon MacLena; front Elmer Higgins, Jane Smith, Inez Benson, Maud Anderson,...

Graduation Class of 1957

Richmond Court, which was once the home of the Thulin Family

Corkey Corbett with mounted fish

View of Shoppers Row, Campbell River

Ron Atchinson with brief case standing beside the Island Highway, through downtown Campbell River. June 1976.

Miss Campbell River 1966 - Karen Imamura

Sam Henderson carving

Construction of the John Hart Generating Station

July 1st celebrations at Campbell River

Group of people gathered for July 1st celebrations at Campbell River in 1916. Large building on right is the Campbell River Trading Co. Store operated by the Thulin Bros. and smaller building on left is the telegraph office.

Campbell River volunteer fire department attending fire

July 1st parade, Campbell River

Campbell River Legion Branch 137 entry in July 1st parade.