Photo showing view looking east, showing bearing piles being driven in center pier and sheet piling in position for driving at east pier, traffic on temporary bridge.
1 photograph: b&w; 21.5 x 28 cm
1 negative : b&w ; 7 x 6 cm
Scope and Content
Photo showing view looking east, showing bearing piles being driven in center pier and sheet piling in position for driving at east pier, traffic on temporary bridge.
Looking East, showing bearing piles being driven in centre pier, and sheet piling in position for driving at East pier. Note traffic on temporary bridge.
Looking East, showing bearing piles being driven in centre pier, and sheet piling in position for driving at East pier. Note traffic on temporary bridge.
Photograph of looking towards camp 5 from Horetzky Creek muck pile at Kemano. A vehicle is running on the road on the right. Creek is visible on the left. Mountains on either side and background.
Kemano Timber Limited photos. The President and CEO was Ernest G. McCorkell.
Custodial History
Photos donated by James (Jim) Stewart.
Scope and Content
Photograph of looking towards camp 5 from Horetzky Creek muck pile at Kemano. A vehicle is running on the road on the right. Creek is visible on the left. Mountains on either side and background.
Photograph of piles of debris ready for burning in the Hospital Site. Lahakas blvd in foreground, and row of homes on Albatross st visible in background. Homes include chicken coup houses.
Photos belonged to Raymond Stanyer who worked in Kitimat, and were donated by his wife, Pat Stanyer
Scope and Content
Photograph of piles of debris ready for burning in the Hospital Site. Lahakas blvd in foreground, and row of homes on Albatross st visible in background. Homes include chicken coup houses.
Photograph showing Stanley Hurrell wearing new Kitimat bus uniforms. All 19 Kitimat transport bus drivers received official uniforms.
Half the cost of the uniforms were borne by the drivers themselves and half by the Company.
Photograph showing Stanley Hurrell wearing new Kitimat bus uniforms. All 19 Kitimat transport bus drivers received official uniforms.
Half the cost of the uniforms were borne by the drivers themselves and half by the Company.