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. Johnny Ferry Jr., wearing a mask made by John Wesley, and Sam Henderson with a drum.
In 1937 the Bee Hive Café moved to this newly built location which became known as the Bee Hive Block. The building was built by Carl and Margaret Thulin who also operated the Bee Hive Café.
Sign at entrance to Lane Field, Campbell River Park
Lane Field was located in Campbellton at the intersection of the ERT road and the Island Hwy. It was named for Charlie Lane, an ERT employee as a memorial.
Anna Thulin, the photographer on their trip (name unknown), Mr. Keating (barber), Mr. Walter Spencer (telegraph agent), Elin Thulin, Miss Ethel Barwise (Hetty, the schoolteacher), and Mr. Mason (the gauge tender) near Mr. Mason's log cabin.
The Crystal Grill was located on the corner of Petersen Road and the Island Highway in Campbellton. It was owned by the Benton and Garrett families at various times.
