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Helen Dawe Collection -- Index

Series 6
   Aerial Photographs (6.1)
    Bog, Marsh Sechelt (6.2)
    General, Panoramic views (6.3)
    General, Panoramic views (6.4)
    Identified buildings (6.5)
    First Nations of Sechelt (6.6)
    Individual people/groups (6.7)
    May Days, picnics, etc. (6.8)
    Resource Industries (6.9)
    Schools (6.10)
    Ships (6.11)
    Transportation (6.12)
    Whitaker family (6.13)
    Cook, Dawe, Steele, Whittaker familes (6.14)

Series 2
  
General A-Z -- The Crucils

Series 10
  
Union Steamship and All Red Line Companies

Series 11
  
Captain Sam and Ada Dawe

Series 13
  
The Sechelt Inn

Series 20
  
Souvenir brochures, postcards

Series 24
   Merry Island lighthouse



Series 6.9-- Resource Industries, (1903-1976), Page 1

The major resource industries on the Sunshine Coast were logging, which is still important; fishing, which has declined today; and quarrying, first granite and more recently sand and gravel -- an important contributor to the economy on the coast.

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6.9.1

1903 -- Moffat's logging camp, located nearer to Sechelt than Gibson's, had its log dump at the mouth of Wilson Creek. This team of horses is probably dragging the logs to this log dump.

Photograph courtesy Vancouver City Archives, donor Robert Burns, Gibson's Landing pioneer.


6.9.2

1910 -- Logging at Sechelt.

Photograph by Mrs. L. Hobson, courtesy Mrs. Julie Pearson


6.9.3

1920s -- These photographs of Roy Fleming's logging operations at Roberts Creek depict the dam at the head of the flume, the flume itself and mules pulling shingle bolts. The flume was almost four miles long and carried cedar logs to the mouth of Roberts Creek.

Photograph courtesy Myheera Jones, daughter of Roy Fleming.


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