Photo showing a man holding his fishing trophy. There are two other trophies placed on either side of him, and he is wearing a patterned button up shirt.
Photo showing a man holding his fishing trophy. There are two other trophies placed on either side of him, and he is wearing a patterned button up shirt.
Photograph showing a man holding a chainsaw looking at the camera. He is standing beside a very wide log with a slab of it on the ground. In the backgorund there are a few shorter logs, an audience sitting in wood bleachers, a hill and a forest with a mountain past that. Part of the Logger's Supplement 1972.
Photograph showing a man holding a chainsaw looking at the camera. He is standing beside a very wide log with a slab of it on the ground. In the backgorund there are a few shorter logs, an audience sitting in wood bleachers, a hill and a forest with a mountain past that. Part of the Logger's Supplement 1972.
Photograph of two men holding their fish for a picture. The man on the left is hold one big fish and the man on the left is holding four really small fish.
Photograph of two men holding their fish for a picture. The man on the left is hold one big fish and the man on the left is holding four really small fish.
Photograph of a man holding a large salmon at Kemano. Salmon has a rope tied around its tail that the man is holding it by. Man is wearing what looks like a type of hardhat. There is a house behind him.
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 a man holding a large salmon at Kemano. Salmon has a rope tied around its tail that the man is holding it by. Man is wearing what looks like a type of hardhat. There is a house behind him.
Photograph showing Cheryl Groves and Scott Morrison holding cheque infront of Canadian Paperworkers Union sign. Cheryl has short hair that swoops to one side and has very big glasses. Scott has a moustache and is wearing a zip up sweater.
Photograph showing Cheryl Groves and Scott Morrison holding cheque infront of Canadian Paperworkers Union sign. Cheryl has short hair that swoops to one side and has very big glasses. Scott has a moustache and is wearing a zip up sweater.
Photograph showing a man and a woman holding a piece of paper resembling a cheque. They are both smiling for the picture. The man is wearing a big puffy jacket and the woman is wearing a long dress with sleeves. The woman has long hair with bangs and has a mole on her nose. In the background is a wall of mugs. Possibly in a craft store. L-R : ?, Delphine Thompson
Photograph showing a man and a woman holding a piece of paper resembling a cheque. They are both smiling for the picture. The man is wearing a big puffy jacket and the woman is wearing a long dress with sleeves. The woman has long hair with bangs and has a mole on her nose. In the background is a wall of mugs. Possibly in a craft store. L-R : ?, Delphine Thompson
Photograph showing a man and a woman holding a piece of paper resembling a cheque. They are both smiling for the picture. The man has big glasses with thin frames and has a thick mustache. The woman has thin eyebrows and very curly short hair. The background looks like a comic store.
Photograph showing a man and a woman holding a piece of paper resembling a cheque. They are both smiling for the picture. The man has big glasses with thin frames and has a thick mustache. The woman has thin eyebrows and very curly short hair. The background looks like a comic store.
Photos of early Kitimat life, including Hans W. Harnoth and Shirley Harnoth, parents of Harry Harnoth. Hans. W. Harnoth was born in Berlin but immigrated to Kitimat after hearing about job opportunities at Alcan. Hans and Shirley Harnoth were in Kitimat from 1955-1958, and always ranted and raved about how beautiful Kitimat was and all the wonders it has to offer.
Custodial History
Donated by Jacob Lubberts
Scope and Content
Photograph of man holding a woman in the water in winter. Possibly Hans and Shirley Harnoth?
