6 Archival description results for Copper Mountain (B.C.)

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Agriculture today : reel 1, part 1

F1981:02/001.01
Item
[ca. 1964]

Part of Agriculture today : items and out-takes

The item consists of a reel of 16 mm film which includes the following items:
A. An interview with Dr. Greenshields [?], director of the federal Agriculture research station at Saskatoon. (00:05:30)
B. At the Saanichton quarantine station, a researcher explains the Department of Agriculture's plant protection policy, which prevents the spread of plant diseases which may be brought in with imported plants. (00:05:30)
C. Dr. Lawrence Burr of Princeton, B.C., talks about methods of halting the blowing dust from old mine tailings that is polluting the town. The old mining town of Copper Mountain. (00:09:00)

B.C. Copper Co. at Copper Mt., diamond drilling

I-62235
Item
1913

Part of Bureau of Mines photograph albums

The item is a b&w photograph of the diamond drilling operation at Copper Mountain, run by the British Columbia Copper Company.

C. Camsell, Copper Mts.

I-62236
Item
1913

Part of Bureau of Mines photograph albums

The item is a b&w photograph of Charles Camsell, Dominion Geologist, at Copper Mountain.

C. Camsell, Walz, Frydene

I-62234
Item
1913

Part of Bureau of Mines photograph albums

The item is a b&w photograph of three men at Copper Mountain near Princeton. From left to right: Charles Camsell, Dominion Geologist, Mr. Walz, Superintendent of the British Columbia Copper Company, and a man called Frydene.