Port Alberni (B.C.)

Part of Archives paintings, drawings, and prints collection

The item consists of one watercolour painting by Gwladys Woodward (also spelled Gladys) . The title of the painting is not known but depicts a farm near Port Alberni (as told by artist to donor).

Woodward, Gladys

First Avenue, Port Alberni.

C-03730
Item

Part of Archives visual records collection

First Avenue, Port Alberni

NA-39419
Item
1904

Part of Archives visual records collection

Fish catch as the Tyee Club, Port Alberni

I-29648
Item
[194-]

Part of Travel Bureau photographs

Five-part view of Port Alberni, see; B-08602, B-08603, B-08604, B-08605, B-08606.

B-08602
Item
[191-]

Part of Archives visual records collection

Fred Brand's Residence And Hall Port Alberni

E-02049
Item
[ca. 1907]

Part of Archives visual records collection

Fred Brand's Residence And Hall Port Alberni

E-02050
Item
[ca. 1904]

Part of Archives visual records collection

Golf Score Cards.

MS-2782
File
no date

Part of Archives discrete item collection

Sample, undated, golf score and progress cards from Comox Golf Club, Port Alberni Golf and Country Club, Royal Colwood Golf Club.

Presented by Richard Mackie, 1990.

Home on Golden Street, Port Alberni

E-02054
Item
[189-]

Part of Archives visual records collection

[Logging : booms in Cowichan Estuary ; booms -- Port Alberni]

AAAA3691
Item
1978-05

Part of CHEK TV fonds

Television stock shots

[Logging in B.C.]

Part of University of Victoria. University Archives and Special Collections accession

Amateur film. Franklin River logging camp near Port Alberni. Felling and bucking trees. Close-up of power saw. Two men cutting down a tree with the power saw. Transporting logs. Loading rail cars (slack line unit). Mess hall. Sky line with lead moving logs. Logs dumped into the sea for sorting. "A modern mill": bull saw, splitters, graders, filing, drying, labelling, shipping. More sawmill footage.

Looking from 6th Avenue to Stamp Harbour, Port Alberni.

C-03731
Item
[ca. 1910]

Part of Archives visual records collection

Looking South Toward Port Alberni

D-07365
Item
21 May 1917

Part of Archives visual records collection

Macmillan Bloedel Limited. Alberni Pacific Division.

MS-1641
Series
1930-1979

Part of MacMillan Bloedel, Alberni Pacific Division fonds

Schedule showing wages paid to apprentices, equipment operators, laborers, tradesmen, etc. at the Alberni operations of Macmillan Bloedel and its predecessors, 1930-1979. Includes wage scale surveys and nominal lists of Chinese, East Indians and Japanese employed at Great Central Sawmill, 1934-1941.

Loaned for microfilming by Harvey Dion, Macmillan Bloedel, Alberni Pacific Division, 1981.

MacMillan Bloedel. Alberni Pacific Division

[May Day; Uchuck I; Kelowna Regatta; Royal visit, Parksville, 1951; Port Alberni fishing derby]

Part of University of Victoria. University Archives and Special Collections accession

Amateur film. May Day: parade (mostly children); May Queen, etc. Gardens, beach, house at Parksville. The vessel "Uchuck I" travels from port (Ucluelet?) to places on Barkley Sound; people on board, scenery, etc.; Port Albion Cannery; return trip; Port Alberni Chamber of Commerce trip. Okanagan visit: Kelowna; city streets; 45th Regatta [i.e., 1951] - Ogopogo float; parks, people, fruit. Royal Visit to Parksville; motorcade with Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip [1951]. Small parade. Waterfalls. Port Alberni fishing derby, held by the Tyee Club: fishing; men displaying their catches; weighing in the fish, etc.

Mayor Hamilton (centre) Port Alberni, is given explanation of control room facilities in that city

I-77967
Item
Apr 1943

Part of B.C. Civil Defence photographs

[Nanaimo Harbour]

AAAA3423
Item
1976-10-10

Part of CHEK TV fonds

News item. The Norwegian freighter "Ringstad," on charter to MacMillan Bloedel, loads pulp and paper in Port Alberni and lumber in Nanaimo and Crofton for the European market. Excellent footage of loading facilities in Nanaimo. MacBlo spokesman talks about lack of space to load big freighters, and the plans to develop a consolidated forest products terminal at Nanaimo dock for improved efficiency.