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Cedar log that has split a tree
Description
Log - snag splits tree. William (Bill) Gunterman sitting on a cedar log which has pierced another log as a result of a snow slide on trail between Beaton and Camborne - Madeline (Mattie) Gunterman standing below. Note on glass negative envelope credited to F. Lade, 'On stage road entrance to Cambourne - snow slide shoved cedar right through tree.' Mattie's writing on negative reads 'Mrs. MG Aug 1901'. The famous Pierced Tree on the Comaplix to Camborne trail -from book 'Flapjacks and Photographs' by Henri Robideau 1995 p.68
Metadata (MODS) |
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| Title | Cedar log that has split a tree |
| Creator | Gunterman, Ida Madeline Warner (Mattie) - Photographer |
| Resource | still image |
| Country of Origin | Canada |
| Address of Origin | Vancouver |
| Date of Origin | 1901 |
| Publisher | Vancouver Public Library |
| Abstract | Log - snag splits tree. William (Bill) Gunterman sitting on a cedar log which has pierced another log as a result of a snow slide on trail between Beaton and Camborne - Madeline (Mattie) Gunterman standing below. Note on glass negative envelope credited to F. Lade, 'On stage road entrance to Cambourne - snow slide shoved cedar right through tree.' Mattie's writing on negative reads 'Mrs. MG Aug 1901'. The famous Pierced Tree on the Comaplix to Camborne trail -from book 'Flapjacks and Photographs' by Henri Robideau 1995 p.68 |
| Project Title | Madeline Gunterman Collection |
| Project Partner | Mr. Derek Lukin Johnston and family |
| VPL Accession Number | 2327 |
| Form | Photograph |
| Digital Origin | Reformatted Digital |
| Subject - Topic |
Forests and forestry Portraits, Group Avalanches Gunterman, William Gunterman, Mattie, 1872-1945 |
| Subject - Location | British Columbia - Lardeau River Valley British Columbia - Beaton British Columbia - Camborne |
| Subject - Time Period | 1901-1910 |
| Geographic | North America-Canada-British Columbia-- |
| Cartographic Coordinates | 50.73587, -117.73123 |
| Copyright Information |
Public Domain
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