Negatives showing aerial images of the different neighborhoods & areas in the town of Kitimat. There are aerials of the Cablecar area & of the Service Centre area included.
Negatives showing aerial images of the different neighborhoods & areas in the town of Kitimat. There are aerials of the Cablecar area & of the Service Centre area included.
Negatives showing the Nechako Reservoir, the Kenney Dam, & the Skins Lake Spillway which were built to create hydroelectric power to be used by the Alcan aluminum smelter in Kitimat. Also pictured is Des Lake, Alcan barge Tahtsa II at East Tahtsa, a view of the Entiako River as it enters the Nechako Reservoir, an underwater cutting barge, & Eurocan's logging operation at Andrews Bay on Ootsa Lake.
Negatives showing the Nechako Reservoir, the Kenney Dam, & the Skins Lake Spillway which were built to create hydroelectric power to be used by the Alcan aluminum smelter in Kitimat. Also pictured is Des Lake, Alcan barge Tahtsa II at East Tahtsa, a view of the Entiako River as it enters the Nechako Reservoir, an underwater cutting barge, & Eurocan's logging operation at Andrews Bay on Ootsa Lake.
Negatives showing Eurocan people posing for a photo and at a dinner gathering at The Chalet in Kitimat. There is also images of workers working at the mill.
Negatives showing Eurocan people posing for a photo and at a dinner gathering at The Chalet in Kitimat. There is also images of workers working at the mill.
Photographs showing important Ocelot staff members such as E.T (ED) Cotton (Ocelot Field Construction Manager), Roy Fisher (Vice President of Ocelot Industries Limited), Bob Kelly (Technical Manager), & Bill Eynon (Ocelot Manager). There are also photographs of other unknown workers.
14 photograph prints : color
1 photograph print : b&w
13 negatives
Custodial History
Photographs taken by Max Patzelt.
Scope and Content
Photographs showing important Ocelot staff members such as E.T (ED) Cotton (Ocelot Field Construction Manager), Roy Fisher (Vice President of Ocelot Industries Limited), Bob Kelly (Technical Manager), & Bill Eynon (Ocelot Manager). There are also photographs of other unknown workers.
