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Alcan Guest House No.1 Showing Amdeck in Place

https://collections.kitimatmuseum.ca/en/permalink/description35346
Part Of
Alcan Collection
Description Level
Item
GMD
graphic material
Date Range
1955
Accession Number
2022.25.66
Scope and Content
Photograph of #1 Guest House showing amdeck roofing in place. Two men are working on the roof, and two men are working on another structure on the left. Building material is laid on the ground around.
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Part Of
Alcan Collection
Creator
Alcan
Description Level
Item
Accession Number
2022.25.66
GMD
graphic material
Date Range
1955
Physical Description
1 photograph print : b&w ; 21.5x28cm
Custodial History
Donated by Jackie Worboys. Given to the Jackie Mufford Worboys family by Wally Melville.
Scope and Content
Photograph of #1 Guest House showing amdeck roofing in place. Two men are working on the roof, and two men are working on another structure on the left. Building material is laid on the ground around.
Notes
J-2-187
Subject Access
Early Kitimat
Townsite
Construction
Alcan Guest House
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Kitimat Branch- Association for Mentally Retarded Children

https://collections.kitimatmuseum.ca/en/permalink/description21970
Part Of
Northern Sentinel Press Ltd Collection
Description Level
Item
GMD
graphic material
Date Range
10 December 1969
Accession Number
2005.8.5471
Scope and Content
Photo of $1000 donated by the Kitimat Branch, B.C Association for Mentally Retarded Children to new training school in Smithers.
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Part Of
Northern Sentinel Press Ltd Collection
Description Level
Item
Accession Number
2005.8.5471
GMD
graphic material
Date Range
10 December 1969
Physical Description
1 photograph print : b&w ; 15 x 19.5
Scope and Content
Photo of $1000 donated by the Kitimat Branch, B.C Association for Mentally Retarded Children to new training school in Smithers.
Notes
The Museum acknowledges that today's society uses "intellectual disability."
Subject Access
Associations
Storage Location
Archives
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