Thank you Greg and Mark for your efforts creating interest and popularity in our local history and our connections with our roots living within the Koots. Happy to purchase your book for my father on his 89'th birthday . We will all enjoy it immensely .
Very interesting thanks for putting this together!
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I'm commenting here about a photo posted to the Lost Kootenays Facebook page as I'm not a Facebook subscriber. Photo is captioned "This fascinating and rare early shot of CPR's (Nakusp & Slocan Rwy) is thought to be at the Rosebery Barge Slip. But we now think it might be Nakusp. What are your thoughts?" The mountain skylines and hill shapes match a Google Earth View from the Rosebery Dock site in such detail that it couldn't be anywhere else. The valley in the background is that of Dennis Creek, a tributary of Wilson Creek.
I'm trying to find and old photo of the last building standing in Ferguson north of Trout Lake city. It had an eyebrow window and I saw it in a book of ghost towns one time but cannot find it anywhere. When we were in Furgeson years ago I went into the attic of that house and found an old window frame. It now is on the wall of my bathroom above the sink with a mirror in it. I would love dearly to find a photo to accompany the mirrored frame
In the praries there are. You can tell them otherwise unless you are pretending to be smart by saying it is Black Foot. Oilberta Saskatchewan and Montana.
forscythe looks exactly like a guard i met while 'summering' for 6 months at the old burnaby BC jail, oakalla. it was back in '86 so i gotta wonder if his father was a guard ot maybe even a vancouver cop?
Thank you Greg and Mark for your efforts creating interest and popularity in our local history and our connections with our roots living within the Koots. Happy to purchase your book for my father on his 89'th birthday . We will all enjoy it immensely .
Thank you very much for this. I love our history and am going to travel every inch of BC in my life time
During my lifetime, my grandparents lived just outside Cranbrook, BC. The entire region is definitely one of our national Canadian treasures!
I remember going up the Cominco stairs every day for work. It was good mini workout.👍
Very interesting thanks for putting this together!
I'm commenting here about a photo posted to the Lost Kootenays Facebook page as I'm not a Facebook subscriber. Photo is captioned "This fascinating and rare early shot of CPR's (Nakusp & Slocan Rwy) is thought to be at the Rosebery Barge Slip. But we now think it might be Nakusp. What are your thoughts?"
The mountain skylines and hill shapes match a Google Earth View from the Rosebery Dock site in such detail that it couldn't be anywhere else. The valley in the background is that of Dennis Creek, a tributary of Wilson Creek.
I'm trying to find and old photo of the last building standing in Ferguson north of Trout Lake city. It had an eyebrow window and I saw it in a book of ghost towns one time but cannot find it anywhere. When we were in Furgeson years ago I went into the attic of that house and found an old window frame. It now is on the wall of my bathroom above the sink with a mirror in it. I would love dearly to find a photo to accompany the mirrored frame
Thank you
There's no blackfeet in Canadian history
David Thompson would say you were misinformed.
In the praries there are. You can tell them otherwise unless you are pretending to be smart by saying it is Black Foot. Oilberta Saskatchewan and Montana.
Really? I’ll have to tell me sister that she doesn’t exist!
forscythe looks exactly like a guard i met while 'summering' for 6 months at the old burnaby BC jail, oakalla. it was back in '86 so i gotta wonder if his father was a guard ot maybe even a vancouver cop?