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Prince George, British Columbia
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A Year at Huble Homestead: 1915
Location: Fraser-Fort George Region, Prince George Area British Columbia, Canada

 
The B.C. Express a riverboat the visited Huble Homestead. (from the BC Archives, call no. B 01378
1 of 18 		BC Express just leaving the Grand Canyon area. (form BC Archives, call no. B 00330)
2 of 18 		Wooding up the SS Chilco at the Giscombe Rapids. (from BC Archives, call no. I 33919
3 of 18 		SS Conveyor riverboat on the Fraser River above Prince George. (from BC Archives, call no. G 03259
4 of 18 		SS Nechacco riverboat on the Fraser River. (from BC Archives, Call no. B 01379)
5 of 18 		SS Conveyor, SS Chilcotin and SS Operator riverboat at Prince George.
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The B.X. riverboat was built in 1910 and was called the 'Queen' of the upper Fraser.
7 of 18 		Here is a collage of newspaper ads ca 1915. It was a very eventful year.
8 of 18 		An article in the Fort George Herald announcing the election of W.J. Bowser as Premier of B.C.
9 of 18 		Ladies Day suit and boots, 1915. (from the Prince George Herald, July 10, 1915)
10 of 18 		Menu listing the prices for meals in local restaurants in 1915.
11 of 18 		Theatre announcement from the Fort George Herald in 1915.
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Article in the Prince George Herald about World War I and the Zeppelins dropping bombs in Europe.
13 of 18 		Pat, at the age of 17, with her father, Albert Huble, in 1931.
14 of 18 		Al Huble on the trap line with a team of dogs in the winter of 1912.
15 of 18 		This map shows the Giscome Portage in 1915. Huble Homestead is at the south end
16 of 18 		The story of the Giscome Portage
17 of 18 		The year is (circa) 1912 and Al is out on the trap line checking his traps.
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