July 1st Parade, Campbell River

Riverside Sunday School's entry in the July 1st Parade.

Joyce Gladstone and Reubina Ferry

Campbell River Senior High Graduating class, 1955

Three unknown anglers with fish

Campbell River Garage

Hudson Farm

Eileen Laurie with a lamb at Tom Hudson's Farm.

Reginald Pidcock with a big fish

George E. Mitchell with his catch

George E. Mitchell with his catch - a 53½ lb Tyee Salmon caught on August 24, 1934.

Dr. Julien Benjamin with catch

Dr. Julien Benjamin of Cincinnati, Ohio, on left with his catch of a 44 lb Tyee caught on August 23, 1967. Guide Dick Knowles on right..

Stan Douglas and Roderick Haig-Brown scuba diving

Construction of the Campbell River Wharf

The Second Willows Hotel, Campbell River

The second Willows Hotel in Campbell River was built in 1908. It burned to the ground on February 9, 1909. Shortly thereafter, a third Willows Hotel was built on the same location.

Herbert Pidcock and Dr. Wiborn with a salmon

Herbert Pidcock on left holding salmon.

Mr. Geager with his catch

Campbell River Arts Council Showcase 75

Visitors admire oil paintings that are part of the Campbell River Arts Council Showcase event 75.

The 50th Parallel, Campbell River

Margaret Thulin (nee McNeil) and Jim Whyte by the 50th Parallel marker located alongside the Island Hwy near Campbell River.

Aerial view of the Tyee Spit, Campbell River

View of some of the homes on the Wei Wai Kum reserve showing the Argonaut Mine which had a wharf at the Tyee Spit. This wharf was located where the NVI Mining building is located now (2011).

Totem pole, Wei Wai Kum Reserve

July 1st Parade, Campbell River

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.

Jim Haigh with catch

M.G. Jim Haigh with a 37 1/2 lb Tyee which he caught from a dugout canoe with a First Nations guide. This Tyee was registered with the Tyee Club of British Columbia.

Ground breaking ceremony for new Four Square Church, Campbell River

The congregation of the Four Square Church gathers for the ground breaking ceremony for their new church at the corner of Colwyn and 5th Avenue. Minister Ward Warriner sinks the shovel into the ground as Reverend Roy Hicks, Canadian Western Supervisor of Vancouver, looks on, Mar. 17, 1965.

Tony Biron with his catch

Tony Biron caught a 47 lb spawning Tyee from the end of the Argonaut Wharf. Featured in the Aug. 12, 1964 issue of the newspaper.

'Our Place' - Centre for the Mentally Handicapped

Two male anglers with three fish

July 1st Barbecue and Regatta