Part Of

Northern Sentinel Press Ltd Collection

Description Level

Item

GMD

graphic material

Date Range

{December 1, 1955}

Accession Number

2005.8.9344

Scope and Content

Photograph showing George Robertson, an art teacher, showing Darlene Robertson and Martin Fossum a painting that was hanging on the wall.

Part Of

Bill Frahler Collection

Description Level

Item

Date Range

1954

Accession Number

2003.32.258

Scope and Content

View of water and water plane taking off in distance.

Part Of

Bill Frahler Collection

Description Level

Item

Date Range

1954

Accession Number

2003.32.75

Scope and Content

Lot with "cat" machine and parts

Part Of

Bill Frahler Collection

Description Level

Item

Date Range

1954

Accession Number

2003.32.81

Scope and Content

Small hit with red truck in front and human figure on roof.

Part Of

Aluminum City Telethon fonds

Description Level

Item

GMD

graphic material

Date Range

[October 19, 2002]

Accession Number

2019.53.51

Scope and Content

Photograph showing a man talking to another man while holding up shirts.

Part Of

Northern Sentinel Press Ltd Collection

Description Level

Item

GMD

graphic material

Date Range

[January 20, 1955]

Accession Number

2005.8.8738

Scope and Content

Photograph showing Alcan's Manager of Power Operations, J.T. Madill sending A.W. Whitaker off as he and his wife become the first people to cover the entire Kitimat to Montreal distance by rail.

Date Range

[1969-2005]

GMD

Merchandising T&E (blank subclass)

Object Type

shopping container

Material

plastic

Accession Number

2023.43.7

Description

Rectangular plastic shopping bag from Northern Drugs, with addresses of the store's Terrace and Kitimat branches. Bag is white with dark magenta text and flower-like designs in green and magenta on both sides.

Part Of

Northern Sentinel Press Ltd Collection

Description Level

Item

GMD

graphic material

Date Range

{March 26, 1959}

Accession Number

2005.8.9341

Scope and Content

Photograph showing Mrs. Roy Shupe, Mrs. Don Forward, and Margaret Forward examining some of the paintings at the Student's Art Show.