Sechelt Community Archives -- Series 6.6, First Nations of Sechelt -- Totem Poles, Page 2

Series 6.6
   Art
    Cemetery, churches
    People
    School buildings
    Totem poles
    Village views

Series 6.6-- First Nations of Sechelt -- Totem Poles, Page 2

Photographs include the Sechelt 'Stone Image' (a seated figure bowl), brass bands, canoes, cemetery, the three churches and passion plays, identified individuals and groups, the residential school, pupils and nuns, totem poles and various village scenes. Photographers include Charles Bradbury, Phillip Timms, Helen McCall, Edric Clayton.

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6.6.107

1929 -- Two of three totem poles erected by the Union Steamship Company circa 1927 to 1929 outside the Sechelt Dance Pavilion and Totem Tea Room on the Trail Bay waterfront.

Photographer unknown

6.6.108

circa 1930s -- A black and white photograph of the three totem poles standing outside the Sechelt Dance Pavilion and Totem Tea Room on the Trail Bay waterfront.

Postcard by the Gowen, Sutton Company Ltd. Vancouver

6.6.109

circa 1930s -- The original tinted postcard of the three totem poles standing outside the Sechelt Dance Pavilion and Totem Tea Room on the Trail Bay waterfront.

Postcard by the Gowen, Sutton Company Ltd. Vancouver

6.6.110

1931 -- One of the three totem poles erected by the Union Steamship Company on the Trail Bay waterfront outside the Sechelt Dance Pavilion and Totem Tea Room and embraced by Amelia Oostergard.

Photograph by Gladys Disney (later McNutt of Egmont)

6.6.111

1931 -- Amelia Oostergard and Mr. Gillan in front of the middle totem pole outside the Sechelt Dance Pavilion and Totem Tea Room on the Trail Bay waterfront. The poles were erected by the Union Steamship Company and stood until moved to Bowen Island in 1955.

Photographer unknown

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