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A view from the inside : [3 parts]
SUMMARY: Three parts of a radio program entitled "A View from the Inside", by Robert Cummings of Prince George radio station CJCI. The three parts focus on the history of Prince George and Barkerville.;
The item is a testimonial presented to James Wattie of Camerontown, a miner and woolen mill owner, on his leaving the Cariboo to return to Canada.
The item is a Free Miners certificate for Joseph Hetherington, a Barkerville miner.
Summons Walker, Samuel, d. 1890. Barkerville; Miner, Proprietor of the Albion Restaurant.
The item is a photocopy of a summons, with attachments, between Samuel Walker, proprietor of the Albion restaurant in Barkerville (plaintiff) and Jesus Almaden (defendant) requiring an appearance in County Court, Richfield, May 1875 regarding a debt claim by the plaintiff.
Barkerville theatre in context : a case study in our theatrical past / Douglas John McCallum
The item is a microfiche copy of a thesis by Douglas John McCallum titled "Barkerville theatre in context : a case study in our theatrical past. vii, 508 leaves: figs. Thesis (MA), University of British Columbia, 1981. Vita. Bibliography: leaves 434-485. Canadian theses on microfiche, 56728.
Biography of William Birnie Cameron / R.W. Burlingame Gardiner
The item is a 6 page copy of "Life of the late W.B. Cameron, an Overlander of '62" by R.W. Burlingame Gardiner of Californa. It is a brief biography of William Birnie Cameron (authenticated by Cameron's descendants) which includes an account of his Journey from Quebec to B.C. and some details of his activities in Barkerville where he lived for a number of years.
Obtained by Gardiner from Cameron's daughter, Mrs. H.A. Paquette of Montreal. Copy forwarded to PABC, 1963.
The item is a reel of travelogue film showing scenic highlights and points of interest along Highway 97 in the Okanagan and Cariboo. Includes footage of car ferries (the M.V. "David Lloyd-Jones" and M.V. "Lequime") on Okanagan Lake; highlights of Kelowna International Regatta; abandoned mine equipment and shaft; Barkerville (before its restoration); sawmill in Quesnel; a parade and rodeo events at the Williams Lake Stampede.
The item is a reel of documentary film. It shows the BC Centennial Committee's special project "Stagecoach," re-enacting a journey by stagecoach from Victoria to Barkerville by way of Nanaimo, Vancouver, Abbotsford, Chilliwack, Hope, Yale, Lillooet, Ashcroft, Soda Creek, Quesnel and Wells. Many ceremonies and events are enacted en route, including a number of "hold-ups" and attacks by "wild Indians." Paul St. Pierre talks to stage drivers Jack Turnbull and Hank Rudofsky. Also interviewed are Frank Barnard and Yale historian Gus Milliken; Mr. Milliken disputes the authenticity of the re-enactment.
A day of fun in the historical town of Barkerville
The item is a travelogue film showing the history and attractions of the restored Gold Rush town.
A day of fun in the historical town of Barkerville : out-takes
The item consists of 2 reels of film out-takes showing the history and attractions of the restored Gold Rush town of Barkerville.
Barkerville, View From Above In Snow.
People standing and sitting on boardwalk in front of decorated buildings.
Outside the Barkerville Hotel, Barkerville.
1860's Piano In Kelly's Hotel, Barkerville.
John Bowron holding child. Both buildings decorated with greenery.
Wake-Up Jake Saloon And J.H. Todd And Co. Store, Barkerville
Buildings decorated with garlands, etc.
Kamloops Museum photo; Barkerville Hotel
Barkerville Main Street, Looking West.
A street scene in Barkerville.
