A barge as seen from Denman Island
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A barge as seen from Denman Island
A picnic on a barge in Mohan Lake; Michael Eert collection.
A shipping scow on the Fraser River.
"A.B. pic-nic, Scotia Bay, Atlin, BC"; the barge "Atlin" and the "SS Scotia"
Arrowhead : barge with matte fr. Hall mines
The item is a b&w photograph of a barge with matte from the Hall mines, at the Arrowhead wharf at the head of Upper Arrow Lake.
Barge and fishing boat; north arm of the Fraser River.
Barge At Sewell Inlet Queen Charlotte Islands
Part of Imbert Orchard fonds
RECORDED: [location unknown], [196-] SUMMARY: TRACK 1: At a surveying camp for the PGE near Takla Lake, various men -- including Neil O'Neal, Frank Archibald, and Mark Norris -- talk with Imbert Orchard about rail lines, including life on a rail line, and the locations of several of Gun-an-noot's cabins. Then the sounds of traveling by barge are heard; Orchard narrates what he sees upon arriving at a camp near Takla Lake; and more sounds are heard. TRACK 2: The track starts with the sounds of a barge on Takla Lake and a description of events while traveling by barge to Stuart Lake. Orchard then comments about the scenery; the atmosphere and the voyage.
Barge West Of Laing Bridge, Vancouver
Barges at St. Michael, Alaska.
CALL NUMBER: T2101:0001 PERIOD COVERED: 1920-1950 RECORDED: [location unknown], 1976-05-28 SUMMARY: Barney Johnson was born in Vancouver. His father was a well known waterfront figure. Grandfather was manager of the Marble Bay Mine at Van Anda and he remembers Chinese workers there and Union Steamships calling in. Talks about Pacific Salvage Company, towboating, the "Lorne" in a mishap at the Second Narrows, Westward Towing Co., Standard Oil of B.C., Royal Canadian Navy, father's career on the Grand Trunk boats and in the pilotage. At age 14, Barney Johnson was lookout man on the "Prince Rupert". Talks about towing Davis rafts across Hecate Strait, the first log barge, Hecate Strait Towing. CALL NUMBER: T2101:0002 PERIOD COVERED: 1920-1950 RECORDED: [location unknown], 1976-06-22 SUMMARY: Barney Johnson describes early use of barges for logs, the Canadian Merchant Marine on the west coast, "Canadian Farmer" running down to Los Angeles, "Boronite" trip to Hawaii with Christmas trees and grain during the U.S. west coast waterfront strike, Imperial Oil ships such as the "Vancolite", accident at the Second Narrows bridge, Pacific Salvage Company, passenger liners using Vancouver harbour. Father was master of the "Prince Rupert" and headed a rival pilotage service for Vancouver in the early 1920s. CALL NUMBER: T2101:0003 PERIOD COVERED: 1920-1950 RECORDED: [location unknown], 1976-07-08 SUMMARY: Barney Johnson describes methods of selling marine fuel in Coal Harbour, father's career with the Union Steamship Company, the Grand Trunk Pacific, Boscowitz Steamship Company and experiences during World War I. Father established B.D. Johnson-Walton Company which was Lloyds Agent in Vancouver and also shipping agent for several deep sea companies including Standard Oil and East Asiatic. Member Vancouver Chamber of Shipping. Describes "Stephen's Folly", first grain elevator. Vancouver harbour: bulk shipment of pot ash and sulphur. Also talks about Hastings Mill, lumber handling, Griffiths Steamship Company, Pacific Salvage Company, "Anyox", the "Lorne" and use of old sailing ship hulls. CALL NUMBER: T2101:0004 PERIOD COVERED: 1920-1950 RECORDED: [location unknown], 1976-07-08 SUMMARY: Barney Johnson describes use of old Dollar Line hulls for moving logs down the coast, the salvage of the main span of the Second Narrows Bridge by Pacific Salvage. "Salvage King". Describes changes in tug boat technology and design. Conversion of tugs from oil fired steam to diesel, log towing and booms. Conversions of the "G.E. Foster" and "Northshore".
British Columbia Hydro : Mica dam runner
The item consists of two reels of reversal footage from 1976. It depicts the transportation of a "turbine runner" for the Mica dam from the Vancouver docks to the dam site (via CP Rail flatcar to Revelstoke, truck to the Columbia River, and barge to Mica).
Building A Pontoon Raft At Nimpkish Lake Camp
Building the waterworks at Prince Rupert.
Canadian Pacific barge No. 16 under construction.
Canadian Pacific Rail Barge No. 16
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.
Part of Seaspan International fonds
Industrial film. Transportation of limestone by barge from Blubber Bay, Texada Island, to the Columbia River. This film could be an earlier, unreleased version of OCEAN HIGHWAY.
C.P.R. barge at Inkster-Russell granite quarry, N. Okanagan Lake, early 1920's
The item consists of a 1974 copy of a photograph originally taken in the early 1920's by Arnold Russell. It shows granite quarry activities.