Unknown lady angler with fish

Campbell River July 1st Parade, 1949

Campbell River Kinsmen's Club entry in the July 1st parade featuring their annual Salmon derby.

Kid's parade goes through downtown Campbell River

Parade heading up St. Ann's Street. Campbell River recreation in the lead.

Sam Henderson playing the drum at Tyee Plaza

Interior of the bar at the Quinsam Hotel, Campbellton

Patrons enjoying a drink at the Quinsam Hotel. Likely taken when the hotel was renovated.

Miss Campbell River at the Vernon Winter Carnival

Miss Campbell River, Elaine Anaka, representing Campbell River at the Vernon Winter Carnival, Feb. 10, 1965.

Oscar Thulin's home

Oscar Thulin's home located at the corner of Shoppers Row and 10th avenue, downtown Campbell River.

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.

The mouth of the Campbell River at the Tyee Spit

Ethel writes on the back of this postcard, "This is one of our favourite walks in the afternoons along Discovery Passage to the mouth of the Campbell River. This is a view of part of the Indian Village." The man standing to the right is the local policeman at the time, Mr. Patterson.

July 1st parade, Campbell River

Williams Enterprises entry in the July 1st parade at Lane Field.

Opening of Campbell River Elementary, Junior-Senior High School

Students arriving at the school in Campbell River.

Construction of the Campbell River Plaza

View of St. Ann's Road looking east towards Quadra Island. Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce building at the intersection of St. Ann's and Island Hwy. visible.

Eco-Conference with Roderick Haig-Brown in attendance.

Eco-Conference held at Strathcona Park Lodge with Roderick Haig-Brown (far left), bearded Jim Boulding (centre), and columnist Barry Thorton.

Crowd gathers to hear results of Fishing Derby, 1971

Campbell River Courier's Salmon Derby at the Texaco Boat ramp, August 1971.

Les McDonald with eight fish caught by the Cranes

A.N. Wolverton with fish

Campbell River graduating class of 1956

The Pidcock cottage in Campbellton

Apparently this house in Campbellton was originally owned by Fred Nunns.

Annual General Meeting of Tyee Club

John Smith with his catch of four fish

Willow Point Scouts Club

Judy Walker with her catch

Constructing the Community Hall

The Pidcock family home

The Pidcock family home on the Campbell River, which later became the Haig-Brown family home.

Hydro substation with installation crew

Presumably photograph is of the Peterson Electrical Construction crew who installed the hydro substation that can be seen in the background.