(L-R) Tom Dunn, Currie Stewart and Barry Close (electricians)standing beside an electrical panel.
Peter Dawley and Kilt Dodds working on B Machine Wet End.
Mike Westergard.
Unidentified man with sledge hammer in his hand and ear protectors on his head working on saw blades.
Unidentified man (? Robertson) sitting at a work station.
Unidentified man wearing glasses and dressed in overalls and a close fitting hat.
Unidentified welder standing with protective eye goggles on his forehead and lit welding torch in his hands.
Unidentified man wearing a plaid woollen coat and carrying a piece of lumber stamped "Northwood" in his right hand.
Darrell Booker programming the software for the digester control strategy.
Ron Welsh (Electrician)working on a piece of equipment.
Unidentified man working on a piece of equipment in the B Machine Room.
Jake Schmold and Don Crocker (seated) reviewing stores inventory to meet shutdown maintenance requirements.
Unidentified man standing with John Scott looking at a computer screen.
Carmen Law (Lagger) and Bud McArthur (Lunchroom Attendant) standing in the lunchroom.
Rod Harvey (Pulp & Group Operator ?)
Unidentified instrument mechanic.
Group photo of maintenance workers standing around a rotating assembly pump (back row, L-R)Norm Howe, Lawrence PLouffe, unidentified, Ernie Rehder, Martin Heinz, unidentified, John Scott. (middle row, L-R) Morris Goyer, Randit Singh, Bert Halverson, Bill Mintenko, Jean Tremblay, Karl Angele, Harold Laube, R. Boulay, Don Halbert. (front row, L-R, kneeling) Dan Dubeau, Larry Charest.
Gordy Bucher (apprentice instrument mechanic) at a work table.
Victor James (journeyman)
Brian Timms.
Two unidentified electricians working on rebuilding an electric motor within a mill shop.
Unidentified VIP stands beside the Nicholson Chipper in the Northwood wood room.
Louie Ory stands over the chip dump control panel.
Two unidentified men working on a piece of equipment in the B Machine Room.
Bill Raymond.
Unidentified man (Kalimsi ?) in overalls and ear protectors kneeling beside saw blades.
Clark Miller (Purchasing Manager)
George Richards (Woods Division)
Unidentified man working on machine maintenance at Northwood Pulp and Timber.
Unidentified man wearing a hard hat, ear protectors and a green work coat stands beside a wrapped and tied stack of Northwood Kiln dried S.P.F. lumber.
Unidentified man working the lumber stacker which stacks the cut lumber into bins. After being trimmed to length, the boards are transferred automatically to the Green-chain which transports them to the Edge Sorter. The Edge Sorter is a long narrow conveyor with a series of triggers which when bumped by a particular sized piece will segregate and eject it automatically to the proper pile. The pieces are thus sorted automatically as to size and length.
Unidentified man working the lumber stacker which stacks the cut lumber into bins. After being trimmed to length, the boards are transferred automatically to the Green-chain which transports them to the Edge Sorter. The Edge Sorter is a long narrow conveyor with a series of triggers which when bumped by a particular sized piece will segregate and eject it automatically to the proper pile. The pieces are thus sorted automatically as to size and length.
Unidentified man seated in his office.
Unidentified man wearing coveralls and a hard hat standing beside a work bench.
Unidentified man wearing coveralls and a hard hat standing beside a work bench.
Photograph depicts a large ship in open water. Handwritten annotation below photograph reads, "Empress of Asia - Vancouver Harbour, BC".
Photograph depicts a large steamship near a dock. Handwritten annotation below photograph reads, "Empress of Russia"
The item is a 35 mm photograph negative of empty lots prepared for development in Prince George.
Photograph depicts Empty 'Professional Centre' in Prince George.
Photograph depicts an empty site at 1000 Beach Ave. in Vancouver, B.C.
Postcard depicts a CPR train en route through the Canadian Rockies, which the postcard deemed to be "The Switzerland of America."
Image depicts a building surrounded by a tall, circular enclosure somewhere on Haida Gwaii, B.C.
Item is a copyprint reproduced from the British Columbia Forest Service photographic records held at BC Archives.
The item is a photograph depicting the end of Clanston Road. Annotation on reverse side of photograph states, "end of Clanston Rd."