1A Desmond Crofton
speaks of the Harbour House Hotel owned by his family, his military
career, and life on Salt Spring,1910-1960
1B Desmond Crofton
7 Sopie King
8 The Goodrich sisters
speak for a most entertaining and informative hour about the history,
culture and social life of Vesuvius.
9A GYVES, MRS. CAROLINE
(1892) and BRENTON, MRS. MARY (1894 - ) (nee Gyves)
9B PATTERSON, MRS.
EMILY
10 Donald Goodman
10b Mrs. Holloman
tells the story of her grandmother's trip from the U.S. to Salt Spring,
and of the first Black settlers on the Island.
11a Mr. Akerman
talks about the different sports that have been popular on the Island
since 1910.
12a RUCKLE,
LOTUS
13 Mrs. Doreen
Morris and Mrs. Betty Stone
14 Elizabeth
Sampson
15 Andrew Stevens
16 Gladys King
17 Ted Brown
18 Daisy Cartwright
19 Mary Inglin
20 Eva St.Onge
21 Bob Akerman
22 Cemetaries (John
Adams)
23 Ellen Bennett
24 Joane Millner
25 Gordon Brown
- How Salt Spring Island Became Canadian
26 Kay Booth - "The
Beddis House"
27A Olive Clayton
talks of her childhood in Anyox, B.C
27B Olive Clayton
talks about an old family recipe book, circa 1700.
28 Brenda and Frank
Cornwall "Geneaology"
31 The Croftons at
Harbour House 1900 - 1930
32:1 SALT SPRING ISLAND
SCHOOLS - Margaret Cunningham
32:2 Margaret Cunningham
on Psychic Experiences
33 Betty Greer
34 Jack and Shirley
Green talk about life on the Island in terms of amusing anecdotes
of island life in the 50's and 60's.
35 The Royal Canadian
Legion in Canada & SSI (Ivan Mouat)
36 Mary Davidson
about the McLennan Family
37 Booth Bay
Resort (GUTHRIE, NONNIE)
38 Mr.Jack Smith
briefly describes his parents' dairy farm and transportation on the
Island and to Victoria around 1920-1930.
39 Constable Harrison
gives an overview of the RCMP in Canada from 1873, with some comments
on being a police officer on SSI in the present.
40 Mr. Henson gives
a fascinating account of the archeological dig and archival research
into the stonecutter's cottage on Dogwood Lane
41 Marc Holmes"
- Mr. Holmes gives a detailed account of the politics on salt Spring
in the years he is discussing, with some details of economic life.
42 HILL, BETH - Mrs.
Hill talks about her research for the book she wrote about youthful
Frances Barklay, who travelled around the world and to the Pacific
Coast in the eighteenth century, with her husband, Charles Barklay.
43 HOREL, CHARLES
ROBERT - Mr. Horel talks about his family's origins on Salt Spring
Island in the 1870s.
44 HORSDAL,
MARALYN- Maralyn Horsdal outlines the publishing of
regional histories at her publishing company, Horsdal and Schubart
Publishing Ltd., giving many details about publishing and promoting
books in and about B.C
45 JAMES, DOROTHY
- Mrs. James gives a description of the James Seed
Company, from its origins in 1915 on James Island to Salt Spring Island
in 1922, to Cowichan District in 1930, dissolved in the early 1940s.
46-1 The Kanakas -Tom Koppel
46-2 Newcastle Island -Tom Koppel
47 The Lang Sisters
48 Mr.Ronald Lee
discusses his family genealogy and his family's arrival on Salt Spring
Island in 1885
49 - Tony.
Luton gives some details about the Blackburn family, the house they
built and some information about the Cranberry area of Salt Spring
Island.
50 Mr Akerman discussing
the Burgoyne Valley and his family.(Segment)
51 Mrs. Margaret
Price talks about her arrival on Salt Spring Island in 1912 and her
years farming on the Island
52 Gwen Ruckle
outlines the history of the family from the 18th Century
53 Dr. Rush reminisces
about his first practice in Ganges, 1930 to 1942
54-1 Mr. Walters
gives a detailed account, based on archival and newspaper sources
about early pre-emptions on Salt Spring Island
54-2 "Pre-
and Early History of the Pacific Coast".
Mr. Walters talks about the geological and European cultural and exonomic
roots of the Pacific North West
55 Mr. Reginald Taylor
talks about his youth and adulthood in Northern B.C. and White Rock.
Only the last 15 minutes of mention Salt Spring, where he retired
in the early 1950s
56 Mr. Wilson gives
a brief of his first visit to Salt Spring and the establishment of
the Fulford Marina circa 1956.
57 Mr. Jonathan Yardley
outlines the history of the Hastings House property and the substantial
renovations he designed in the early 1980s when the house was converted
to a resort.
58 Captain Cameron
outlines the voyages of the early Spanish explorers to the Pacific
Northwest and the international disputes involved.
59 Mr. Guernsey gives
a detailed account of the events leading up to the sinking of the
German battleship Bismarck
60 Patrick Dunnae -
'Gentlemen Emigrants'
61 Cougars - Richard
Mackie
62 Canadian Scottish
Regiment
63 Indian/White Relations - Mr Lillard
64 Gordon Cudmore
gives many details of his life in Fulford in the 1920's and 30's
65 Stevens
Boarding House. - Margaret Cunningham
66 Murakami,
Kimiko and Tanaka, Alice
69 Mr. Layard talks
about three generations of Layards on Salt Spring Island
70 RobertPatterson
71 Daisy Gear
72 Frank Grant
73 Cecilia Reynolds
74 Tom and Kay Butt
78 Bob Hele
80 Ivan Mouat
81 Ted Brown
83 Evelyn Lee and Jonathan Bennett
84 Denise and Doreen
Crofton
89 Dave,
Jack and Paul Roland
90 Ida New and Bob Akerman
92 John Stepaniuk and John Crofton
93 Cril Beech - Logging
94 Fred Hollings - Logging
Harry Burton speaks
about the History of the Apple Growers on Salt Spring Island
102 Simone Chantelu
109 Mort Statton on Farming
111 Jessie Wagg
112 Ted Brown
and Jessie Wagg
115 Mort Statton on Farming
125 The Kanakas -Tom Koppel
Nadine Sims: "The
Stark Family"
August Sylvester
2004.014.001
Chris Hatfield talks
about the History of Cusheon Cove
The Churches of the
Fulford Valley
The James Seed Company
Jonathan Begg
Lady Minto Hospital
Joane Millner
Mike Morris, Great
Grand Son of Reverend Wilson
Paul LeBlondde
- Galiano Island
Charles Sampson
The Maxwell Family
The Schools
Purdy - Beddis
Families (Don Cunningham)
Royal Canadian Legion
(Kathryne Holm)
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