Prince Rupert Daily News Auditors Statements 1952 – 2 files (Perry owner) & correspondence re JT Harvey, 1950s re Prince Rupert newspaper
? Notes found in his small notebook
? Fort George Provincial Election June 1949 – Coalition Harvey Bowman – correspondence, notes, newsclippings, printed materials
? With suggested highway routes to Alaska.
? Legend includes: 1) Main Highways Constructed, and In Use, 2) Suggested highway to Alaska, 3) Connections.
? Map on linen ? “Grand Trunk Pacific Development Co. Ltd.
? Map of Prince George, BC” on main line of GTP Railway, 1914.
? Correct copy of registered plan No. 1268 in Kamloops Registry Office.
? Correct copy of registered plan No. 1268 in Kamloops Registry Office.
? Plan of Prince George, BC” on main line of GTP Railway, 1914.
Series contains material related to H.G.T. Perry's publishing activities with two British Columbian newspapers: the Prince George Citizen, and the Prince Rupert Daily News.
HGT Perry – Re Archibald and Wilkes Land sale agreement
Certificate of Encumbrance –Land Registry Office, Kamploops, B.C.
Folders A-D
Series includes Boy Scout ephemera, Robert Burns articles, a list of bursaries, and cancelled Bank of British North America cheque.
Handwritten annotation on recto of photograph reads: "Mr. Moore, HGP, Parr Brown, Tailor, killed in France, Central Ave. Fort George, 1913"
Annotation on recto of photograph: "The Seel arrives at Prince George BC. The track laying machine is at George Street Feb 1st 1914."
HGT Perry standing at a microphone with other party members (including WAC Bennet)on a campaign platform.
Handwritten annotation on verso: "Lil and Jim Moore. Lil, sister of my wife Flo, died March 29th 1957 at home....Leicester, England"
Handwritten annotation on verso: "Marchelle & Jackie (dog). Jackie - Weedonlee (sp?) Golden Monarch, one of the Pedigree Bullmastiffs, breed."
Handwritten annotation on verso: "6 1/2 years ago. The whole family. That's me with the bald pate (sic). Dick"
Seasonal greeting card featuring a photo of (presumably) Karl Anderson sitting in a chair next to a small table top Christmas tree. Card reads: "Season's Greetings from our house to your house, Mr. & Mrs. Karl Anderson, Prince George, B.C."
Card consists of a photograph of (presumably) M.S. Hornby and reads: "The Hornby Farms, Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada, 1944: Best wishes Harry to you & your wife & family for 1945. Yrs M.S. Hornby".
HGT Perry (second from right, stand in a line with politicians and military personnel.
Lieutenant Governor J. Forham Johnson reading from the Speakers Seat.
Fire at the Fort George Hotel devastated the entire block. Harry Perry's Tailor shop was right across the street from the fire. Handwritten annotations on recto: "1 man burned to death. Fire 1914, Fort George. Nov. 13-1914. Hotel & whole block destroyed; 'X' my store was on this corner, not shown here"
Typed annotation on recto: "Perry Cup - Assoc. football." Handwritten annotation on verso: "Yours Truly, Geo. Peters, McBride, BC"
Haystacks in a field.
Handwritten annotation on recto: "On way to Peace, 1921". Photo depicts Harry Perry sitting by a campfire with two unidentified men. Photo may have been taken near Brennan's Flats where gold was being dredged from the Peace River.
Five men stand next to, or within, a boat being portaged on a wagon deck. Same photo as 2002.7.1.82
Handwritten annotation on verso: "11 Sep 1935, The monument is 18 feet high, they say. Some 16th century Chinese coins were found when the foundations were being dug. I heard of this the day before I left Victoria, and it seems worth enquiring into. Yours Sincerely, R (?) Bishop"; "I received medal for Bishop in 1935 in London from the Royal Geographical Society".
Nine men, four horses and a wagon standing in a field doted with haystacks
Handwritten annotation on recto: "Jimmie Mattern at PRince George, July 27th 1933. After his crossing from Siberia where he had crashed during around the world flight". Photo depicts Harry Perry and five other men standing around Jimmie Mattern who sits on a truck flat bed parked next to his plane.
Photo depicts Harry Perry, five other men and one boy standing around Jimmie Mattern who sits on a truck flat bed parked next to his plane.
Handwritten annotation on recto: "Peace River, Hudson Hope 1923"
Handwritten annotation on recto: "Fraser River Ferry, Sylvis Photo". Handwritten annotation on verso: "My Dear Floss, I thought yoiu would like this picture of Prince. The one I had taken on horseback didn't turn out good. The horse moved, I must try again. don't you think it pretty good of Prince. I have sent Ethel one thought she would like it. Write soon, your loving sis Alice XXX"