Sechelt Community Archives -- Series 6.6, First Nations of Sechelt -- Village Views, Page 2

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

Series 6.6-- First Nations of Sechelt -- Village Views, 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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1911 -- The Sechelt Indian Band village

Photographer unknown

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circa 1913 -- A view of Sechelt and Sechelt Indian Band village from the water; from left to right is the Sechelt Hotel, owned by Herbert Whitaker, his small second store which became the school and then telegraph office, his third store, post office and hotel annex . To the right of the wharf is the Sechelt Indian Band residential school and Our Lady of Lourdes church.

Photograph by Charles Bradbury. Image F-9273 courtesy the Royal B.C. Museum, B.C. Archives See also oversize photograph 6.15.100

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1914 -- Sechelt Indian Band village and the first Our Lady of Lourdes church with the band stand and flag pole in front.

Photograph by Leighton P. Harrison

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1913-1914 -- A copy of a post card of Sechelt Indian Band village separated from Herbert Whitaker's farm by fore ground fence with the Sechelt bog running through the two areas. Note the first Our Lady of Lourdes church with the smaller S.S. Redempteur church on its left.

Photograph by Charles Bradbury

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circa 1907-1917 -- A view of Sechelt Indian Band village and the first Our Lady of Lourdes church from the water

Photographer unknown. Image 72447 courtesy the Royal B.C. Museum, B.C. Archives See also oversize photograph 6.15.98

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