Participants in the David Thompson memorial celebrations
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- Aug 1922
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Participants in the David Thompson memorial celebrations
Participants in the David Thompson memorial celebrations
Participants arriving for the pageant for the David Thompson Memorial celebrations
Participants arriving for the pageant for the David Thompson Memorial celebrations
Pageant for the David Thompson Memorial celebrations; female canoe racing team
Pageant for the David Thompson Memorial celebrations; encampment at Lake Windermere
Tent encampment.
Pageant for the David Thompson Memorial celebrations; baby in travois behind horse
Pageant for the David Thompson Memorial celebrations; awaiting the awards for costume
Pageant for the David Thompson Memorial celebrations
Pageant for the David Thompson Memorial celebrations
Pageant for the David Thompson Memorial celebrations
Pageant for the David Thompson Memorial celebrations
Pageant for the David Thompson Memorial celebrations
Pageant for the David Thompson memorial celebrations
Pageant for the David Thompson Memorial celebrations
Pageant for the David Thompson Memorial celebrations
Pageant for the David Thompson Memorial celebrations
Pageant for the David Thompson Memorial celebrations
Pageant for the David Thompson Memorial celebrations.
Pageant for the David Thompson Memorial celebrations
Pageant for the David Thompson Memorial celebrations
Part of Imbert Orchard fonds
RECORDED: [location unknown], 1964-11-05 SUMMARY: TRACK 1: Miss Nancy Miles offers a general outline of the history of early Cranbrook and Kimberley: buffalo hunting provided complete subsistence for Kootenay Indians; Hyde Baker was the founder of Cranbrook; surveyed the site in 1897; CPR got there in 1898; Cranbrook is located on Joseph's Prairie; custom station was Cranbrook's first building in 1865; Kimberley was always handicapped by being a company town; first settler for North Star Mine was at Marysville; one at Sullivan's Mine could not be economically processed until the invention of floatation process and construction in 1925 to 1926; the union came to Kimberly in 1937 or 1938. [TRACK 2: blank.]
Part of Imbert Orchard fonds
RECORDED: [location unknown], 1964-07-01 SUMMARY: TRACK 1 & 2: Mr. Frank Paul describes and discusses his family from the along the US-Canadian border; they ended up settling in the Windermere area in the East Kootenays; he offers family and personal stories; living in south central and eastern BC. Mr. Paul is of Kootenay-Shuswap Indian background.
David Thompson memorial celebration; Baptiste and Mrs. Morigeau
David Thompson celebrations at Lake Windermere, B.C.
David Thompson celebrations at Lake Windermere