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C.P.R. Bridge, Way To The States / View of Mt. Baker From Mission City / Mission City, B.C.
Part of Carl Klenk collection
Photograph consists of two parts; one of the bridge and a view of Mt. Baker. "Mrs. H. Windebank" is written on front.
Klenk, Carl William
The way to the States from Mission Jct. B.C.
Part of Carl Klenk collection
Photograph is taken from the centre of the Misison bridge, looking south.
Klenk, Carl William
Draw Bridge on Fraser River Mission City B.C. (SEE NOTES)
Part of Carl Klenk collection
Klenk, Carl William
Draw Bridge on Fraser River Mission City B.C. (SEE NOTES)
Part of Carl Klenk collection
Photograph of a horse standing ready to operate C.P.R. swing bridge with bridge tender John B. Hunter and two boys posing for the camera.
Klenk, Carl William
Changing the Mission bridge from wood to steel
Part of Carl Klenk collection
Photograph of men working on a platform attached to the bridge.
Klenk, Carl William
Part of Carl Klenk collection
Klenk, Carl William
Part of Carl Klenk collection
Photograph of the railway bridge crossing the Dewdney slough.
Klenk, Carl William
Strawberry Farm in British Columbia.
Part of Carl Klenk collection
Photograph of ten berry pickers in a field posing for a camera.
Klenk, Carl William
Part of Carl Klenk collection
Photograph of fourteen workers of varying age, gender and ethnicity, standing in a strawberry field.
Klenk, Carl William
Part of Carl Klenk collection
Photograph of Abbott sitting in the shade, holding a box of fruit.
Klenk, Carl William
Part of Carl Klenk collection
Photograph of several berry pickers working while supervised by the farm owner.
Klenk, Carl William
Part of Carl Klenk collection
Photograph of a man looking at the blackberry bushes.
Klenk, Carl William
Part of Carl Klenk collection
Klenk, Carl William
Part of Carl Klenk collection
Klenk, Carl William
Hatzie B.C. near Mission City, B.C.
Part of Carl Klenk collection
Photograph of the farm fields and houses surrounding the Hatzic train station.
Klenk, Carl William
Home of the Big Red Strawberries - Mission City B.C.
Part of Carl Klenk collection
Klenk, Carl William
Strawberry pickers in Hatzic B.C.
Part of Carl Klenk collection
Klenk, Carl William
Part of Carl Klenk collection
Klenk, Carl William
Part of Carl Klenk collection
Photograph of orchards, fields and buildings, with the Fraser river in background.
Photograph is identical to S025-005, but in has been coloured.
Klenk, Carl William
Part of Carl Klenk collection
Photograph of the road leading up to the Fletcher Holly Farm.
Klenk, Carl William
Part of Carl Klenk collection
Klenk, Carl William
Part of Carl Klenk collection
Photograph of orchards, fields and buildings, with the Fraser river in background.
Klenk, Carl William
Part of Carl Klenk collection
Klenk, Carl William
Digging Potatoes — Joe Deroche Farm
Part of Carl Klenk collection
Photograph of eleven men and one child, all farmhands, posing on a wagon.
Klenk, Carl William
Cedar Valley Fruit Land, near Mission City, B.C.
Part of Carl Klenk collection
Photograph of a road with farm houses and fields on either side.
Klenk, Carl William
Part of Mission Fine Arts Five fonds
Photograph shows Mission Fine Arts Five artist Malonie Kasian.
Mission Fine Arts Five
Fine Arts Five, 1993 First Annual Art Show
Part of Mission Fine Arts Five fonds
Photograph shows Fine Arts Five artists Malonie Kasian, Ruth Adams Booth, Doris J. Paterson, June Pender,and Dorothy St. Hiliarie at their first art showcase in the Mission Leisure Centre with guest artist Irene Berchtenbrieter.
Front row (left to right): Malonie Kasian, Doris J. Patterson, Dorothy St. Hilaire
Back row (left to right): Ruth Adams Booth, June Pender, Irene Berchtenbrieter
Mission Fine Arts Five
Mission Community Archives Life at TWO metres postcard collection
Collection consists of over 300 postcards collected from Mission residents ranging in age from 6 to 70 plus who have written messages, drawn pictures, and/or created collages, to express how the COVID-19 pandemic personally impacted their lives.
Mission Community Archives