Indian Chief's Grave Near Lytton, British Columbia.
The town of Clinton in the Cariboo.
The Coming of the Overlanders of 1862-63.
Where The Wild Waters Meet, The Junction Of Two Rivers, The Brown Fraser And The Green Thompson....
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[Gibraltar Bluff, Paul Lake, From Echo Lodge, Kamloops].
Forest Service Ranger Station, Hemp Creek, Upper Clearwater.
Log House, Lillooet Highway
Near Nicola Lake, BC.
Log Cabin, Lillooet Highway
SS Peerless At Kamloops.
W.H. Smith, A. McPhail or Adam Heffley, and a Cariboo camel, Grande Prairie BC
Construction of the Thompson River bridge near Kamloops.
BC Express Stage At Ashcroft; Wayne Huston, Driver.
SS C.R. Lamb at Kamloops.
Reconstruction of Fort Kamloops prior to being moved to Riverside Park.
Reconstruction of Fort Kamloops prior to being moved to Riverside Park in Kamloops.
Restored Fort Kamloops.
Former Fort Kamloops.
David Power at the door of Old Fort Kamloops; Mr. Power was the donor of the building.
David Power, donor of the building, and J. J. Morse, president of the Thompson Valley Museum Association at the front of Fort Kamloops
David Power, donor of the building, at the front of the Fort Kamloops.
Hudson's Bay Company post in Kamloops, completed 1863.
Nicola District Pioneers.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Marshall; Mrs. Marshall was a nurse who operated a private hospital, the first one in the Nicola Valley.
Jim Chapman, a Nicola pioneer.
Turner church, in the lower Nicola Valley.
The opening of the Merritt hospital, by the Honourable Dr. H.E. Young.
G.B. Armstrong, pioneer merchant in the lower Nicola Valley and Merritt.
Roman Catholic church in Merritt; built in 1900, land donated by pioneer Jesus Garcia, bell for tower donated by Mrs. Garcia.
The Hotel Merritt, built in 1907.
