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Bea
Swanson Collection -- Index
File
1, Various projects, events
Arena Road
Cheekye-Dunsmuir
Dam
Concrete
floats
Delta Rock
Driftwood
Inn
Egmont-Malibu
Flume
-- water tower
Howe
Sound
Keats
Island
Landslide
Miscellaneous
people, etc.
Offices,
plants
Septic
tanks
File
2
Chapman
Creek Dam
File
3
Parades
File
4
Views, Sechelt
File
5
Helicopter landing, Sechelt
File
6
Equipment, plants
File
7
St. Mary's Hospital project
File
8
Trout Lake, skating
File
9
People
File
10
St. Hilda's Anglican Church
File
11
Views, Sunshine Coast
File
12
Sechelt Wharf
File
14
Eric Watson
File
15
Homestead Restaurant
File
16
Edwards Lake
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Bea
Swanson Collection, File 5, Helicopter landing, Sechelt, Page 1
Mrs.
Bea Swanson and her late husband Harold came from Vancouver in 1942
so Harold could work in his uncle's logging camp at Deserted Bay in
Jervis Inlet. He soon left to join the RCAF and Bea returned to Vancouver.
From 1946 until 1953 he worked again in logging operations up Jervis
Inlet and around Sechelt. In 1953 they brought their logging camp
home by barge to Sechelt and installed it on a lot on Mermaid Street
where it is today (2009). Harold and his brother Len then worked at
Hillside Gravel Operations in Gibson's until in 1962 they bought Stockwell
and Sons Porpoise Bay Gravel Operation above Sechelt Inlet Road. Swanson's
Redi-Mix Business was opened and continues to operate to the present
time under Mrs. Swanson's nephew Fred. Throughout
his working life Harold Swanson, an avid photographer, took photographs
and slides of his work projects, family, holidays and the flora and
fauna on the Sunshine Coast. Mrs. Swanson has donated copies of Harold's
work to the Sechelt Community Archives.
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bs.5.1
1986 -- helicopter landing in Sechelt School playing field
Photograph
by Harold Swanson, courtesy Bea Swanson.
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bs.5.2
1986 -- helicopter landing in Sechelt School playing field
Photograph
by Harold Swanson, courtesy Bea Swanson.
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bs.5.3
1986 -- helicopter landing in Sechelt School playing field
Photograph
by Harold Swanson, courtesy Bea Swanson.
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