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"Salmon BBQ Cortez Day July '78"

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Part Of
CIMAS photograph collection
Description Level
Item
Material Type
graphic
Date Range
1978
Scope and Content
Picture of a row of salmon being cooked over a long, low fire at Smelt Bay.
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Part Of
CIMAS photograph collection
Description Level
Item
Fonds Number
2019.003
Item Number
2019.003.243
Material Type
graphic
Date Range
1978
Physical Description
1 photograph print : colour ; 13 x 9 cm
Custodial History
Donated by Norma DeWolfe, 2020
Scope and Content
Picture of a row of salmon being cooked over a long, low fire at Smelt Bay.
Storage Location
Photo Box 3
Geographic Access
Cortes Island
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WCC Building Projects

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Part Of
Whaletown Community Club fonds
Description Level
File
Material Type
textual records
Accession Number
2017.009
Date Range
2013-2014
Scope and Content
Series consists of documents pertaining to Whaletown Community Club building projects, including estimates for construction and supplies, floor plan of Gorge Hall, and "Gorge Hall wish list". Series was removed from an envelope when accessioned.
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Part Of
Whaletown Community Club fonds
Description Level
File
Creator
Whaletown Community Club
Fonds Number
2003.003
Series Number
5
File Number
14
Accession Number
2017.009
Material Type
textual records
Date Range
2013-2014
Scope and Content
Series consists of documents pertaining to Whaletown Community Club building projects, including estimates for construction and supplies, floor plan of Gorge Hall, and "Gorge Hall wish list". Series was removed from an envelope when accessioned.
Storage Location
2-21
Storage Range
2-21
Name Access
Whaletown Community Club
Subject Access
Community Associations
Geographic Access
Cortes Island
Whaletown
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