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Lloyd Johnstone's Boat the Merlin on Lakelse Lake.1937
Lakelse Lake, British Columbia, Canada
Credits:Caption on verso reads: 'LMJ's boat. 1937.'
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Lloyd Johnstone with Others on The Merlin on Lakelse Lake.1938
Lakelse Lake, British Columbia, Canada
Credits:Caption on verso reads: 'LMJ Launch in 1938.'
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Gruchy's Beach, Lakelse Lake.Aug.-Sept. 1940
Lakelse Lake, British Columbia, Canada
Credits:Caption on verso reads: 'Lloyd M. Johnstone launch on L, Andy McDonalds on R, taken Grouchies Beach, Aug or Sept, 1940.'
Continues: 'ET Kenney, Harry King, Elliot Head, Jessie Llewellyn, Lloyd & Lorraine Johnstone.'
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Swimmers and the Merlin on Lakelse Lake.Lakelse Lake, British Columbia, Canada
Credits:Caption on verso reads: 'Lloyd and Lorraine place at Lakelse Lk.'
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Swimming Group at Lakelse Lake.Lakelse Lake, British Columbia, Canada
Credits:Caption on verso reads: 'Joe Paquette, Mable Thompson, Maxine Helkroner, Bessy Higgerty, Bessy Thompson, Marianne Fox, Lloyd Johnstone.'
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Lloyd Johnstone Rowing Group on Lakelse Lake.Lakelse Lake, British Columbia, Canada
Credits:Caption on verso reads: 'Jean Sr., Chris, Lloyd [Johnstone], + Jeans two + Edward.'
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Lloyd Johnstone's Reminiscences Regarding the Lakelse Hot Springs.1970s
Lakelse Lake, British Columbia, Canada
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Boom Sticks on an International DS-40 Truck. Lloyd Johnstone at Left.1937
Credits:Caption on verso reads: 'Lloyd Johnstone with Model DS40 - boom sticks, 1937.'
Note convergence of horse and truck logging. Common in the Terrace region in the 1930s.
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Lloyd Johnstone served as the Mayor of Terrace from 1972 to 1974. When he moved outside municipal boundaries to Lakelse Lake, he chose not to run for a second term as Mayor. His replacement, Gordon Rowland, noted that he was a tough act to follow. 'Now I know how the rookie ball player replacing Babe Ruth must have felt,' Mayor Rowland remarked in his inaugural address.113
Lloyd Johnstone Driving Spruce on Lakelse Road1938
Lakelse Lake, British Columbia, Canada
Credits:Caption on verso reads: '24 ft Spruce Boom Sticks 48" min. top on old DS40. 1938. LM Johnstone Driving for LHK.
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Al Johnston, Ted Johnston, and Billy Gray constructed the Johnstone cabin during a winter work term at the Lakelse hot springs in 1921. It was originally intended as a barn for a horse, but was later converted into a cabin. The barn was built with split cedar walls hewn on the inside, and featured interlocking corner joints.115
Johnstone Cabin at Lakelse Lake Before Being Moved to Heritage Park Museum.Early 1980s
Lakelse Lake, British Columbia, Canada
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The Johnstone Cabin was moved to Heritage Park Museum in Terrace in the 1980s and now houses an exhibit on the history of forestry in the region. Fittingly, both Bruce and Lloyd worked in forestry at different points during their lives.117
Johnstone Cabin in its present site at Heritage Park Museum.2005-2009
Terrace, British Columbia, Canada
Credits:The Johnstone Cabin is now a tourist attraction, showcasing the history of forestry in the region.
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