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Mrs. Eguia donation – Peruvian items
1 – Black and rainbow patterned wool blanket.
2 – Red, green, and blue cloth with white embroidery. Floral patterns.
3 – Colourful embroidered tapestry featuring men and women fishing. Puno-Uros-Peru
4 – Painted on black velvet tapestry. Features woman dancing and mountain. Cuzco Peru.
5 – Peru w/ crest flag.
6/7 – Headbands with colourful patterns and tan border.
8 – Yellow pouch with colourful pattern.
9 – Blue pouch with colourful pattern.
10 – Necklace with green beads,faces, and coins.
11 – Magenta headband with dancer mini figurines on top
12 - Blue headband with dancer mini figurines on top
13 – 3-piece doll outfit. Includes cloak, dress, hat. Black and rainbow patterns.
14 – Floral accordion garland x 4. Magenta and white. Paper.
15 – Yellow patterned ocarina
16 – Black stone carved arch. Face at top.
17 – Charango? pin.
18 – Pan flute pin.
19 – Flute pin
20 – Drum pin
21 – Accordion garland. Red and white. Plastic.
22 – Square hat. Black with colourful floral patterns. Rainbow borders. Red bottom.
23 – Rainbow fur fluffy scarf
24 – Black and rainbow patterns round hat. Spiky side. Red bottom.
25 – Black hat with golden patterned ribbon. Green and blue bottom.
26 – Vest. White back and pink front with rainbow floral patterns.
27 – Large red dress with rainbow floral patterns.
28 – Stone stylized head.
29 – Black painted stone with engraved Nazca designs.
30 – Laminated image of Machu Picchu Peru.
31 – Green painted clay bowl with bird design (broken).
32-35 – Photos featuring people in traditional Peruvian clothes, dress hanging on wall, and Llama rug on wall.
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Mrs. Eguia donation – Peruvian items
1 – Black and rainbow patterned wool blanket.
2 – Red, green, and blue cloth with white embroidery. Floral patterns.
3 – Colourful embroidered tapestry featuring men and women fishing. Puno-Uros-Peru
4 – Painted on black velvet tapestry. Features woman dancing and mountain. Cuzco Peru.
5 – Peru w/ crest flag.
6/7 – Headbands with colourful patterns and tan border.
8 – Yellow pouch with colourful pattern.
9 – Blue pouch with colourful pattern.
10 – Necklace with green beads,faces, and coins.
11 – Magenta headband with dancer mini figurines on top
12 - Blue headband with dancer mini figurines on top
13 – 3-piece doll outfit. Includes cloak, dress, hat. Black and rainbow patterns.
14 – Floral accordion garland x 4. Magenta and white. Paper.
15 – Yellow patterned ocarina
16 – Black stone carved arch. Face at top.
17 – Charango? pin.
18 – Pan flute pin.
19 – Flute pin
20 – Drum pin
21 – Accordion garland. Red and white. Plastic.
22 – Square hat. Black with colourful floral patterns. Rainbow borders. Red bottom.
23 – Rainbow fur fluffy scarf
24 – Black and rainbow patterns round hat. Spiky side. Red bottom.
25 – Black hat with golden patterned ribbon. Green and blue bottom.
26 – Vest. White back and pink front with rainbow floral patterns.
27 – Large red dress with rainbow floral patterns.
28 – Stone stylized head.
29 – Black painted stone with engraved Nazca designs.
30 – Laminated image of Machu Picchu Peru.
31 – Green painted clay bowl with bird design (broken).
32-35 – Photos featuring people in traditional Peruvian clothes, dress hanging on wall, and Llama rug on wall.
Fair; many documents have yellow glue stains on back (presumably from having been pasted into a scrapbook), many have slightly ragged edges.
History / Biographical
Dennis Tupman taught at Mount Elizabeth Secondary School from 1957 to 1971 and was well-regarded for developing the school's band program - the first in the community. He also led the United Church Choir, the Little Symphony, and the Community Choir; worked as a school counsellor; and volunteered with the Community Help Organization and the Family Forum Society. Under his leadership, the MESS Band travelled to Montreal to play at Expo 67, and won a Northwest provincial competition to play at Queen Elizabeth's visit to Vancouver in 1971.
Custodial History
Items were donated to the Museum on January 25th 2024 by Tupman's daughter, Raechel.
Scope and Content
Fonds contains 8 programmes for concerts and other events, collected by Tupman during his career in Kitimat.
Kitimat/Kemano school assignment from 1954 by Sheila Helsel. Cover has Kitimat and Kemano written in green text, with an image of a power tower. Contents include Introduction, Aluminum, Location, Construction, Uses of Aluminum, and The Kitimat Project and What It Means to Canada. There is both written report pages, and illustartions and maps inside.
Sheila Helsel (Marsh) was from Moose Jaw, Sask. She moved to Kitimat in 1973.
Scope and Content
Kitimat/Kemano school assignment from 1954 by Sheila Helsel. Cover has Kitimat and Kemano written in green text, with an image of a power tower. Contents include Introduction, Aluminum, Location, Construction, Uses of Aluminum, and The Kitimat Project and What It Means to Canada. There is both written report pages, and illustartions and maps inside.
