A. Graham's tug 'Rex', Denman Island.
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A. Graham's tug 'Rex', Denman Island.
Allison's tug "Gypsy", Queen Charlotte Island.
Black Bird II, formerly General Lake, built By Star Shipyard Company
[Browning family collection, part 5] : [items 39 to 42]
Part of Browning family fonds
Amateur film footage. This reel includes the following items:
Part of Film and Photographic Branch travel industry and tourism photographs
Canadian National Railway CN Tugboat; on Okanagan Lake at Kelowna.
Part of Bordertown Publishing collection
Canadian Pacific Railway tug Granthall and steel barge at Nelson.
Canadian Pacific Railway tug Granthall and with a wrecked train at Procter.
Canadian Pacific Railway tug Granthall at Nelson shipyard.
Canadian Pacific Railway tug with two barges near Proctor.
Castlegar; tug Elko on the Columbia River.
Cement plant on the north arm of the Fraser River.
"Completing masonry pier No. 3"; construction of the Fraser River Bridge in New Westminster.
Part of Imbert Orchard fonds
RECORDED: [location unknown], 1964-09-10 SUMMARY: TRACK 1: Mr. David Sutcliffe discusses the Kootenay Lake steamers including the "Nasookin" and the "Kootenay". He describes the competition between the two companies; shipping horses on the "Nasookin"; Kootenay Landing; the tug boats; passenger service; mail delivery; freight; the "Kokanee" running aground near Riondel; social life and customs: the chivaree; the maiden voyage of the "Nasookin"; ;a boat called the "International"; the Bluebell Mine in 1910; problems with a new pump system; the shafts; use of candles and lime dust. TRACK 2: Mr. Sutcliffe continues by describing the Pilot Bay, Smelter and Galena Bay. Then he returns to discussing steamers such as the "International" and the "Alberta". He came to Riondel to work on a fruit farm in 1910. He describes the mine mill; Pilot Bay; independent miners; the beginnings of Riondel; the name 'Bluebell' was given by David Douglas in 1834; early history of the Bluebell Mine to 1905; Riondel in 1910; an anecdote about Ainsworth BC; working conditions; the Kirby Mine; more anecdotes; more about Riondel; nationalities of the miners; and more about the Kirby Mine.
E.D. Stone, built by Star Shipyard Company
Enginika tugboat at Polla Landing.
Evco Wave, built by Star Shipyard Company
General Lake, built by Star Shipyard Company
Gillspray, built by Star Shipyard Company
Group aboard a ferry tug, Peace River.
[Haida Monarch : self-dumping log barge]
Part of Forest Service films
Stock shots. The self-dumping log barge "Haida Monarch" is shown underway and dumping a load of logs.
Imperial Oil Tanks Being Barged To Fort Nelson
Part of J.J. Wood fonds
Imperial Oil Tanks Being Barged To Fort Nelson
Part of J.J. Wood fonds