Bill Glendale, Wally Brown and Butch Henderson (left to right) at the dock in Ocean Falls. When this photo was taken in the 1950’s Ocean Falls had a population of over 3,500. Today there are only a few dozen full-time residents.
View of the first Court House in Campbell River. This building was located on the Island Highway directly across from the Government Wharf. April 14, 1971
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.
The 'Loggers Annex' to the first Willows Hotel, located approximately where the Campbell River Laundry later stood. After the second Willows Hotel was built (in 1908) the original Willows Hotel (not pictured here) adopted the label of the Annex.
Anglers with their catch on beachfront, Campbell River
Joe Iaci (on left) with his nephew, Frank Iaci (middle) and Ross Filippone (right) and a catch of salmon on the beach in front of the Willows Hotel. Joe Iaci was the co-owner of the Willows Hotel.
Original inscription on back of photograph: "Starting out salmon fishing, August 1904, Campbell River, Vancouver Island."
Local First Nations guide and early angler in a canoe in preparation for a day's fishing.
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.
