- 2017.6.1.71
- Dossier
- 12 Apr. 2000
Fait partie de Upper Fraser Historical Geography Project Collection
File consists of an audio recording of an interview with Bill Wade. Includes one original recorded audio cassette and one copy.
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Archival description - 2017.6.1.07
- Dossier
- 23 Nov. 1999
Fait partie de Upper Fraser Historical Geography Project Collection
File consists of an audio recording of an interview with Jack Boudreau. Includes one original recorded audio cassette and one copy.
Harry Coates Oral History Interview (2013) Audio Recording - Part II
- 2006.18.1.36.2
- Pièce
- 2013
Fait partie de Aleza Lake Research Forest Society fonds
File consists an audio recording of an oral history with Harry Coates recorded by Barbara Coupe.
Harry Coates Oral History Interview (2013) Audio Recording - Part I
- 2006.18.1.36.1
- Pièce
- 2013
Fait partie de Aleza Lake Research Forest Society fonds
File consists an audio recording of an oral history with Harry Coates recorded by Barbara Coupe.
- 2000.21.1.43
- Pièce
- Sept. 1980
Fait partie de Jack Carbutt Collection
Item consists of a recording of the local radio program "For What it is Worth" a monologue by Jack Carbutt on current affairs. Also includes interview by Carbutt with Armand Handley (?) of Aleza Lake and Gordon Walter in September 1980.
Roy Lind, accordion / Frank Schutch, bass and vocals. Jack Carbutt – H.C. Live? From CKPG Studios
- 2000.21.1.12
- Pièce
- 1960.
Fait partie de Jack Carbutt Collection
Item is a reel to reel recording of Prince George performers Roy Lind playing accordion and Frank Schutch on bass and vocals broadcast 'live' on CKPG radio in 1960.
Canon Allen leaving for New Westminster
- 2000.21.1.5
- Pièce
Fait partie de Jack Carbutt Collection
Item is a recorded interview with Canon Tom Allen leaving his position in Prine George for New Westminster
Interviews with Jack Davies, Amelia Van Dyke, Stephan Claire
- 2000.21.1.21
- Pièce
- 1963
Fait partie de Jack Carbutt Collection
Item is an audio cassette dubbed in 2000 by the Prince George Oral History Group from an original audio reel of the “Reveries” program which was recorded in Prince George on January 17, 1963 for broadcast.