Constructing the CPR through the Shuswap
Passenger train heading to Notch Hill, Credit – CPR Archives Just prior to completing the final revisions and additions to the last chapter of Everything
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Walter Montgomery – Chase’s extraordinary logging photographer
In addition to the hundreds of forestry workers who flocked to Chase when the Adams River Lumber Company set up its massive sawmill, there was
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Howard Smith – Chase’s cowboy artist
Courtesy of Chase & District Museum and Archives The town of Chase lost a true treasure and a most valuable piece of history, when a large
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Expedition researchers took early Secwepemc photos
Old pit-house near Spences Bridge The number of photos taken of the Secwepemc people increased at the end of the 19th century due to
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The quest for historical images
The earliest known photo Secwepemc Chiefs, circa 1866 Sourcing historical photos for my book Everything Shuswap
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