Photographs of the first climb up Clague Mountain by the Kitimat Outdoor Club (1956). Also pictured is Babine Lake from the look out, a muskrat habitat at Kildala School, and finally an image of the outside of the Kitimat Hotel.
1 photograph print : b&w ; 20 x 25cm
1 photograph print : b&w ; 13 x 9cm
4 photograph prints : b&w ; 9 x 13cm
1 photograph print : b&w ; 13 x 18cm
Custodial History
Photographs taken by Gisela Mendel in her role as museum curator.
Scope and Content
Photographs of the first climb up Clague Mountain by the Kitimat Outdoor Club (1956). Also pictured is Babine Lake from the look out, a muskrat habitat at Kildala School, and finally an image of the outside of the Kitimat Hotel.
Mayor George Thom sitting in a snow removal machine with councilor Tom Smith. Tom is standing on the track and George is opening the door with his right hand.
Mayor George Thom sitting in a snow removal machine with councilor Tom Smith. Tom is standing on the track and George is opening the door with his right hand.
The person closest to the camera has his back turned and is drinking from a water bottle. The man on the right is sitting in his snowmobile and is resting his helmet on his lap. He is wearing a jacket with two stripes going down his arm. The two people in the far back are looking at something to their right, and the other two individuals on the left are also drinking.
The person closest to the camera has his back turned and is drinking from a water bottle. The man on the right is sitting in his snowmobile and is resting his helmet on his lap. He is wearing a jacket with two stripes going down his arm. The two people in the far back are looking at something to their right, and the other two individuals on the left are also drinking.
The two men are sitting on the ends, and the lady is sitting in the middle. They all have cameras around their necks, and they are sitting on rocks at the top of Copper Mountain.
The two men are sitting on the ends, and the lady is sitting in the middle. They all have cameras around their necks, and they are sitting on rocks at the top of Copper Mountain.
