A great novelty at Revelstoke: first Trans-Canada plane grounded at Revelstoke October 1920
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Standing in cockpit - Mrs. E.G. Sansford whose husband was local manager Bank of Commerce Revelstoke. [text from back of photo]
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A great novelty at Revelstoke: first Trans-Canada plane grounded at Revelstoke October 1920
Standing in cockpit - Mrs. E.G. Sansford whose husband was local manager Bank of Commerce Revelstoke. [text from back of photo]
First cross Canada plane grounded at Revelstoke
Sam Croll's Ranch now owned by City of Revelstoke for future use as air strip. This picture and notes prepared August 25, 1949. [text from back of photo]
First trans Canada plane Revelstoke October 1920
From left to right: 1. Billy Thomas 2. Mrs. Walter Bews (mayor's wife) 3. Mrs. E.G. Sansford 4. Mr. E.G. Sansford Can. Bank Commerce 5. [J Guy] Barber - prominent jeweller & watch maker 6. Tylee with plane. [from back of photo]
Revelstoke Mayor Walter Bews standing close to plane cockpit. Grounded at Revelstoke October 1920. Holding Mayor Bews - J. Guy Barber pioneer jeweller & watchmaker of Revelstoke who took interest in early concerts, singing tenor. Billy Thomas foreground. David Study now [1949?] a lawyer in Vancouver on extreme left. E.D. [text on back of photo]
First Trans-Canada plane - grounded at Revelstoke October 1920 - cloudy weather
First Trans-Canada plane - grounded at Revelstoke, B.C., October 1920 - cloudy weather
Roy Smythe on left and Bernard (Bugs) Nelson on right.
First Trans-Canada plane - grounded Revelstoke October 1920 - first plane seen at Revelstoke
On day of leaving Revelstoke as the two occupants of plane watched anxiously for a rift in the clouds over Eagle Pass. They talked of the air pockets over the mountains entering which the plane would drop suddenly. The rift appeared & away they went & were swallowed up as the clouds closed in behind them. Telegraphic reports from C.P.R. telegraph operators gave news back at Revelstoke of the then startling speeds over Sicamous & other points. E.D. [from back of photo]
First Trans-Canada plane grounded at Revelstoke - cloudy weather
Visitors left to right: The elder Mr. Burfield; Mr. Joe Burfield then expresss agent (CPR) Revelstoke; small youngster J. Burfield's son now [1949?] a skier at Vancouver; Mr. [Tangres] Gallicano a baker of Revelstoke; Mrs. Joe Burfield & a friend. [from back of photo]
First Trans-Canada plane grounded at Revelstoke October 1920 cloudy weather
Grounded at Revelstoke October 1920 - cloudy weather.
First Trans-Canada plane grounded Revelstoke October 1920 J. Guy Barber & Mrs. Walter Bews
Barber was a pioneer watchmaker at Revelstoke. [back of photo]
The first cross Canada plane; grounded October 1920
Standing - Tylee with the plane.