Photograph showing a man in a fancy suit and hat standing beside a fire truck with huge wheels. Beside the fire truck is a pair of boots with overalls and another fire truck. In the background there is a building with a garage door. The building has a couple of windows with railing on them.
Photograph showing a man in a fancy suit and hat standing beside a fire truck with huge wheels. Beside the fire truck is a pair of boots with overalls and another fire truck. In the background there is a building with a garage door. The building has a couple of windows with railing on them.
Photograph showing an older woman standing in the foreground of the Central Flowers Gift shop. She is dressed nicely in a skirt and blazer and the outside of the store is surrounded with many plants. The woman is smiling and pointing at a plant. In the background is a parking lot with cars in it and another store. The building the woman is standing in the foreground of has a radio and has what looks like cedar shake siding.
Photograph showing an older woman standing in the foreground of the Central Flowers Gift shop. She is dressed nicely in a skirt and blazer and the outside of the store is surrounded with many plants. The woman is smiling and pointing at a plant. In the background is a parking lot with cars in it and another store. The building the woman is standing in the foreground of has a radio and has what looks like cedar shake siding.
Photograph of a group of people preparing to decorate the Christmas tree, located on Haisla Hill. Three ladies at left are senoirs, two men and one woman at the right.
Photograph of a group of people preparing to decorate the Christmas tree, located on Haisla Hill. Three ladies at left are senoirs, two men and one woman at the right.
Photograph of Christmas tree. Heart of Christmas in Kitimat is the community Christmas tree in front of the Kitimat General Hospital. The 40 foot giant, erected on the site by Crown Zellerbach, is the annual project of the Kitimat Jaycees with financial backing of the senior Chamber of Commerce. In keeping with the original plan of something new each year the huge "Season's Greeting" sign has been added this year along with a further development of the Nativity scene.
Photograph of Christmas tree. Heart of Christmas in Kitimat is the community Christmas tree in front of the Kitimat General Hospital. The 40 foot giant, erected on the site by Crown Zellerbach, is the annual project of the Kitimat Jaycees with financial backing of the senior Chamber of Commerce. In keeping with the original plan of something new each year the huge "Season's Greeting" sign has been added this year along with a further development of the Nativity scene.
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2 photographs, but can be put together to make one image
Photograph showing a man on a log about to hit it with an axe. The man has very short, dark hair. He is wearing a black T-shirt, jeans and work boots. There is a little dirt hill in the background. Past the hill, in the background there is a fence and an audience. Farther in the background there is a forest and mountains. This is of the Logger's Supplements 1972.
Photograph showing a man on a log about to hit it with an axe. The man has very short, dark hair. He is wearing a black T-shirt, jeans and work boots. There is a little dirt hill in the background. Past the hill, in the background there is a fence and an audience. Farther in the background there is a forest and mountains. This is of the Logger's Supplements 1972.
Photograph showing a man holding an axe in one hand and standing on a log. The man is tall and is wearing a black T-shirt, jeans and work boots. He has shortly buzzed hair. In the background there is an audience standing behind a wood fence, a forest, and a mountain. Part of the Loggers Supplement 1972.
Photograph showing a man holding an axe in one hand and standing on a log. The man is tall and is wearing a black T-shirt, jeans and work boots. He has shortly buzzed hair. In the background there is an audience standing behind a wood fence, a forest, and a mountain. Part of the Loggers Supplement 1972.
