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History of Williams Lake, B.C. : [series]

AAAB3677
Item
1978

Part of CKCQ/Dr. John Roberts oral history collection

SUMMARY: Consists of 52 "mini-programs" -- 90-second items -- on the history of Williams Lake, B.C. Read by Dr. John Roberts.

Donald McAllister interview

AAAB4165
Item
[197-?] [date recorded]

Part of CKCQ/Dr. John Roberts oral history collection

RECORDED: [location unknown], [197-?] SUMMARY: An autobiography of Donald McAllister. He and his family arrived in the Cariboo in 1911. He talks about their journey from Ashcroft to their homestea with the household effects and livestock; other settlers; living conditions; freight wagons; the BX stage; and being the postmaster for the McAllister (?) district.

Clifford B. Eagle interview

AAAB4167
Item
[197-?] [date recorded]

Part of CKCQ/Dr. John Roberts oral history collection

RECORDED: [location unknown], [197-?] SUMMARY: An oral history interview with Cliff Eagle of 150 Mile House, grandson of Eagle of Onward Ranch. He has lived at Timothy Lake and Lac la Hache.;

Williams Lake Golden Jubilee, 1979 : [miscellaneous recordings]

AAAB4168
Item
1979 [date recorded]

Part of CKCQ/Dr. John Roberts oral history collection

RECORDED: [location unknown], 1979 SUMMARY: Recordings relating to the festivities for Williams Lake's Golden Jubilee in 1979. Includes an "Open Mike" radio interview with Jim Fraser (chairman of the golden jubilee committee), radio commercials used to advertise the festivities; radio interviews compiled by Royce Warren; oral history interviews; and a recording of the Golden Jubilee banquet.

Spencer Hope Patenaude [et al.] interview : [Beck, ca. 1970]

AAAB4375
Item
[1970?-1973] [date recorded]

Part of CKCQ/Dr. John Roberts oral history collection

CALL NUMBER: T3876:0001 RECORDED: [location unknown], [ca. 1970] SUMMARY: Notes from cassette label: "Hope Patenaude, telegraph operator, photographer, interviewed [by] Reg Beck . . . about 1970".;

CALL NUMBER: T3876:0002 RECORDED: [location unknown], [197-?] SUMMARY: Notes from cassette label: "Hope talks about early days in Quesnel. This side -- talk with Hope Patenaude -- Johnie Bowles -- pranks re hotel laundry lights in Occidental Hotel".;

CALL NUMBER: T3876:0003 RECORDED: [location unknown], 1973-09-06 SUMMARY: Notes from cassette label: "A: Stories by Hope told by B. [Branwen?] Patenaude. B: Talks with Hope Patenaude, Sept. 6/1973".;

CALL NUMBER: T3876:0004 RECORDED: [location unknown], [197-?] SUMMARY: Notes from cassette label: "A: Bill Broughton, Leonard Butler, Roddy Moffat, Jess Higdon, Jim Williams. B: Jim Williams, Hope Patenaude, Mrs. Kathleen Telford, Dick Roddis".;

Western Canadian Ranching Company records

MS-2881
Series
1884-1952

Part of Western Canadian Ranching Company fonds

The Western Canadian Ranching Company (WCRC) was incorporated in England to acquire, develop and manage ranches throughout the Province of British Columbia, Canada, and the United States. The WCRC was registered in British Columbia as an extra-provincial company on Jan. 3, 1898. Ranches under its management included the Harper Ranch near Kamloops, the Gang Ranch and the Perry Ranch, near Ashcroft. Throughout its existence, the company maintained its head office in England with a branch office in Victoria. The British Columbia Land and Investment Agency served as its financial agent. The WCRC wound up its business in the 1950s. Fonds consists of correspondence and miscellaneous bills, photographs, maps and the transcript of a court case. The correspondence documents operations of the ranches and the administrative and financial relationships between the head office, the Victoria office and the various operational centres. Series 6 documents the background to the acquisition of the Harper Ranch. Series 9 consists of City of Victoria Archives accession 98401-22: research notes and copies made by City of Victoria Archives staff and volunteers.

Western Canadian Ranching Company

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