Mr. Hardy, Assistant Postmaster, inside the Post Office
The first official Post Office in Campbell River was in the Thulin General Store. The post office was partitioned off from the rest of the store and had its own entrance. Mr. Charles Thulin was the postmaster and Mr. Hardy (pictured here) was an assistant who also clerked in the store.
Alice Smith (left) as a young woman and an unidentified woman (right) at the Bones Bay Cannery. Alice ‘Doot-da’ was George Glendale’s only sister. She married Peter Smith ‘Sewid-ana-kwila’ of Turnour Island.
This view of the Quinsam Hotel was taken before it was extensively rennovated in 1963. The rennovations included a large addition that wrapped around the front and side of the building.
View of Forbes Landing Lodge taken before it was destroyed by the 1938 forest fire. This lodge was built by James Forbes in 1912 and was operated by the Forbes family for many years.
John Young, principal at Campbell River Senior Secondary, speaks to his students prior to a protest march the students had regarding the need for a new gymnasium.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Breeze of Ogden, Utah, U.S.A. with two fish weighing 31 lb and 34 lb, caught in August 1969. Guide Mike Rippingale (not in photograph).
