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Helen
Dawe Collection
Series
6.4
Chapman
Creek-Grantham's Landing (1890-1983)
Halfmoon
Bay-Pender Harbour (1928-1970)
Porpoise
Bay (1898-1921)
Porpoise
Bay (1920-1982))
Redrooffs,
Roberts Creek (1914-1982)
Selma Park
(1911-1971)
Skookumchuck,
Wilson Creek (1911-1971)
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Series
6.4, General, Panoramic Views, Chapman Creek -Grantham's Landing (1890-1983),
Page 5
From
Grantham's Landing to Princess Louisa Inlet, views and people of the
Sunshine Coast from the 1890s to 1983. Photographers include Charles
Bradbury, Florence Cliff, Jean Cook, Leighton P. Harrison, Gordon
Reeves, Gladys Tidy, Tom Booker of 'The Press' and the Sechelt Peninsula
Times photographer.
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4 5
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6.4.18
Early
1930s -- Gibson's Landing
Building
on pilings on the left was originally a glue factory constructed
by Le page Liquid Fish Glue, Oil and Fertilizer Company Ltd. Incorporated
February 15, 1907. The products were manufactured from dog fish.
The Union Steamship Company's vessel `Lady Cecilia' is at the
dock. The large white house on the left of the wharf is the C.
P. Smith home built on the site of George Gibson's house. Dr.
Fred Inglis built his home in 1912 about one block above the waterfront
and just right of centre of photo.
Photograph
by Helen McCall
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6.4.19
c1930s
-- Grantham's Landing wharf at low tide.
Photograph
# 43 by Helen McCall
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6.4.20
1967
-- "Grantham's Landing bridge soon to be gone. Work is underway
clearing brush in the ravine. Metal culvert and fill will soon
replace the narrow, slippery structure."
Photograph courtesy The Sechelt Peninsula Times newspaper and
the Alsgard family
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