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First Aid Competition winners 1946.1946
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First aid competitions were held over the years and was in a large part connected with the mine. The numerous trophies that were awarded is indicative of the importance of youth first aid teams as well as the adult teams competing yearly. This also added the peace of mind that there were so many people able to apply their skills in emergencies, should the need arise.22
Bralorne Volunteer Fire Department Hall and Truck based on Main St. Bralorne 1st Townsite.1948
Main Street, Bralorne 1st Townsite, Bralorne, B.C
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The volunteer fire department operated out of a garage in the 1st townsite, and was adequately equipped and manned to fight fires in both townsites.24
Bralorne Ball Park in 1935 and 36. Bleachers and backstop are in opposite position today.1935
Bralorne Ball park, 2nd Townsite, Bralorne, B.C
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The mining era saw the population multiply and with the growing community there was a need for sports and recreation. Even though the depression was evident elsewhere in the country, Bralorne and Pioneer was the place to be, to work, raise a family and enjoy life to it's fullest.26
Bralorne Ball Park 19361936
Bralorne Ball park, 2nd Townsite, Bralorne, B.C
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1936 Bralorne hockey team1936
Bralorne Hockey Arena behind ball park in 2nd townsite, Bralorne, B.C
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1938 community theatre announcement1938
Bralorne-Pioneer Museum Sports and Recreation Display
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Entertainment for all ages was provided in the form of dances with swing bands, movies in the Bralorne theatre hall, community events, and many forms of sport.30
An ad in Bralorne's 'Communicator'1938
Bralorne-Pioneer Museum Sports and Recreation Display
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Ad from the Communicator 1938.1938
Bralorne-Pioneer Museum Sports and Recreation Display
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Ad from Communicator December, 1938.1938
Bralorne-Pioneer Museum Sports and Recreation Display
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Bralorne ball team1940
Bralorne 2nd Townsite, Bralorne, B.C. Canada
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