A photo of a paper mache zebra and children at the library. The two boys on either side of the zebra are petting it, and the young boy on the zebra's left, has a band-aid on his forehead.
1 photograph : color ; 10.1 x 12.6 cm
1 negative : color ; 6.2 x 7.5 cm
Scope and Content
A photo of a paper mache zebra and children at the library. The two boys on either side of the zebra are petting it, and the young boy on the zebra's left, has a band-aid on his forehead.
Tom Smith, on the right, is receiving something from Bill Moore (left). The man standing with his arms crossed in front of the book shelf is Bruce Sommer, and he is wearing a suit and glasses. There are two people who are walking in front of the library entrance, and the lady has her head down.
Tom Smith, on the right, is receiving something from Bill Moore (left). The man standing with his arms crossed in front of the book shelf is Bruce Sommer, and he is wearing a suit and glasses. There are two people who are walking in front of the library entrance, and the lady has her head down.
Tom Smith cutting a cake at the Kildala library. The cake is in the shape of a book, and the lady beside Tom is Jo Hammerquist. She is wearing black, thick framed glasses, and a name tag on her shirt. There are also a group of children around the table watching Tom cut the cake.
Tom Smith cutting a cake at the Kildala library. The cake is in the shape of a book, and the lady beside Tom is Jo Hammerquist. She is wearing black, thick framed glasses, and a name tag on her shirt. There are also a group of children around the table watching Tom cut the cake.
The exterior of the new Kitimat Public Library at Nechako Centre, Mount Elizabeth in the background.
Notes
Title based on content of photograph. -- Famed Canadian documentary photographer Malak Karsh was hired in the 1950s by Alcan to take photographs of Arvida and Kitimat. Many were published in Alcan literature and textbooks on Canada. Northern Sentinel Press Collection
