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Curling Club building under construction

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Part Of
Alcan Collection
Description Level
Item
GMD
graphic material
Date Range
December 10 1954
Accession Number
78.11.111
Scope and Content
Showing steel framework of Kitimat's first curling club building being erected just East of the Kitimat River Bridge, Rod and Gun Association clubhouse is in the background.
Part Of
Alcan Collection
Description Level
Item
Item Number
254
Accession Number
78.11.111
GMD
graphic material
Date Range
December 10 1954
Physical Description
1 photograph : b&w
Scope and Content
Showing steel framework of Kitimat's first curling club building being erected just East of the Kitimat River Bridge, Rod and Gun Association clubhouse is in the background.
Notes
Alcan #BC-2-1310
Subject Access
curling
Clubs
Construction
Buildings
Associations
Part Of
Northern Sentinel Press Ltd Collection
Description Level
Item
GMD
graphic material
Date Range
26 September 1966
Accession Number
2005.8.473
Scope and Content
Photo showing huge paw marks on the wall behind Tom Prause of 14 Morgan that were made by a black bear early Sunday morning. Mr. Prause heard garbage cans banging about 1:30 a.m. and opened his window above them to chase the "dog" away. The "dog" turned out to be a bear who stood and leaned against the house and then calmly went about his business in the cans for another 20 minutes. Youngsters Tommy 10, and Michael, 8, were awakened for a look.
Part Of
Northern Sentinel Press Ltd Collection
Creator
Photographer: Max Patzelt
Description Level
Item
Accession Number
2005.8.473
GMD
graphic material
Responsibility
Max Patzelt
Date Range
26 September 1966
Physical Description
1 photograph: b&w; 6" x 6"
Custodial History
Current: 1960s
Scope and Content
Photo showing huge paw marks on the wall behind Tom Prause of 14 Morgan that were made by a black bear early Sunday morning. Mr. Prause heard garbage cans banging about 1:30 a.m. and opened his window above them to chase the "dog" away. The "dog" turned out to be a bear who stood and leaned against the house and then calmly went about his business in the cans for another 20 minutes. Youngsters Tommy 10, and Michael, 8, were awakened for a look.
Name Access
Prause, Tom
Subject Access
Animals
Storage Location
Artifact Storage