Looking up White Valley from Long Lake, Mount Vernon toward Lumby - Camel's Hump in far distance.
Summerland on the Benches, Okanagan Valley, BC.
"Old Hay meadows, 59 miles on the Cariboo Road north of Clinton; Pacific Great Eastern Railway".
"Natalkuz Lake 60 miles southwest of Fort Fraser near the head of upper Nechacko River; note tree felled by beavers at left foreground".
"Bruce Little's place at Grassy Plains, just south of Francois Lake".
Lime Dyke Range; sub-range of the Rocky Mountains in the Kootenays.
Oliver.
Small lateral from pumping plant at foot of Fairview Hill, looking south.
"The valley of the Bridge River above the dam, Bridge River Power Company".
"The Bulkley River near Smithers".
"Woods Lake".
Type of country northeast of McLure Lake, adjoining Telkwa on the Canadian National Railway, Bulkley district
"The White Valley, Vernon, from Long Lake, looking towards Lumby 'Camel's Hump' in the distance".
'West Summerland, Okanagan Valley".
"Schnarr the guide, points out the location on the Tiedemann Glacier where the Waddington Trail was planned to cross".
"Part of the old Waddington Trail, BC's first attempt at a Coast - Interior Road; this work was done in the early sixties; note iron pins for guard-logs and to carry bosun-chairs
Kelowna, BC.
South Okanagan Valley looking south before the project was installed.
Early days at Oliver, view from the east bank of the river looking westward.
"Wild hay meadow near Clinton, Pacific Great Eastern, 59 Mile House, Cariboo Road".
"Type of country east of the 70 Mile House at Bonaparte River just east of Clinton and west of the North Thompson River".
"Mount Arrowsmith from Alberni, 5976 feet in altitude, is a dominating feature of the area draining to Cameron Lake".
"Waddington Canyon on the Homathko River".
"A slab of granite near the Waddington Trail, from photo by Schnarr, trapper and guide".
"Natural country showing fireweed in bloom, central BC; typical of parts of Bulkley and Nechacko Valleys".
"Another view of the Bulkley River near Smithers".
"Naramata, BC."
"Townsite of Okanagan Falls looking south east from Wair Road".
Record print, the L and A. Bench lands on the east side of Swan Lake, taken from the west side of the lake.
