Food

A Canadian National Railway cook feeding his pet bear from the cooking car.

B-01639
Item
[ca. 1930]

Part of Archives visual records collection

A prospector's food cache, Telegraph Creek.

B-08318
Item
1956

Part of Archives visual records collection

Baked Fruit Pie

Part of Beautiful British Columbia Magazine photographs

Baked Fruit Pies And Tarts

Part of Beautiful British Columbia Magazine photographs

Baked Fruit Tarts

Part of Beautiful British Columbia Magazine photographs

Baked Salmon

Part of Beautiful British Columbia Magazine photographs

Banquet Table

Part of Beautiful British Columbia magazine slide albums

Buffet Restaurant Big White Kelowna

Part of Beautiful British Columbia Magazine photographs

Buttered Corn On The Cob

Part of Beautiful British Columbia magazine slide albums

Camp tent and crates of provisions, Garibaldi; box 36.

I-61676
Item
[1922 to 1926]

Part of Munday family fonds

Cannery at Lillooet.

C-08199
Item
1946

Part of Archives visual records collection

Cold storage plant near Prince Rupert.

A-00435
Item
27 Jun 1911

Part of Archives visual records collection

Cooking Breaded Oysters

Part of Beautiful British Columbia magazine slide albums

Cooking Oysters

Part of Beautiful British Columbia magazine slide albums

Cooking Oysters

Part of Beautiful British Columbia magazine slide albums

Dinner Display

Part of Beautiful British Columbia Magazine photographs

Display of Canadian food products at the Imperial Food Show in London, England.

I-81378
Item
1931

Part of Archives visual records collection

Drying meat in the Liard River district.

I-77290
Item
[1935]

Part of Archives visual records collection

Eggs

Part of Beautiful British Columbia magazine slide albums

Ethel Thompson interview

AAAB0304
Item
1973-12-18 [date recorded]

Part of Peace River oral history collection

RECORDED: Fort St. John (B.C.), 1973-12-18 SUMMARY: Arrival in area. Gardening attempts. Wild berries galore. Sheep. Brush fence. Hunting. Women's Institute started in October 1933 -- Christmas program, hospital. School started in 1934. Box-social auctions. No roads at all. Log houses -- two bedrooms and big room. Candy making. Rug hooking. Health nurses visited. Nutrition. Cheese making. Oven canning -- berries, meat (moose, chicken, deer; rabbits were diseased). People brought cows in with them. Froze dairy products in winter and buried them in summer. Huge quantities of garden produce. Homesteads -- lots were claimed, then abandoned for jobs in the city. Mostly people from Saskatchewan. Magazines. Library started. Effects of isolation.