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That's a good question. I have never seen one, and I have read a ton of books on Nanaimo history.Originally Posted by nanaimotrish
That's a good question. I have never seen one, and I have read a ton of books on Nanaimo history.
searching through archival footage of nanaimo history. the fiesta bowling lanes was previously owned and built by shelby saunders a wood mill owner.it originaly was the pygmy dance hall.the wood hopefully came off the mountajn
searching through archival footage of nanaimo history. the fiesta bowling lanes was previously owned and built by shelby saunders a wood mill owner.it originaly was the pygmy dance hall.the wood hopefully came off the mountajn
searching through archival footage of nanaimo history. the fiesta bowling lanes was previously owned and built by shelby saunders a wood mill owner.it originaly was the pygmy dance hall.the wood hopefully came off the mountajn
Seen in a display at the Royal BC Museum in Victoria.
- "Nanaimo" beer, brewed by a Vancouver Brewery (right side of photo)
Cool! Is that some wanton woman in the left side of the label, or a lion?
It is a lion.
more views here on this website:
http://www.theouthouse.ca/pictures/I...%20(Small).jpg
Is this rock formation identifiable or can anyone make a "best guess" as to where this photo may have been taken? This was on a Nanaimo fishing trip in the early 1940s.
I'm inclined to think somewhere on Gabriola... but that's just an uninformed guess from viewing photos on the web.
Thanks!
Looks to me like Malaspina Galleries on Gabriola Island.
https://www.google.ca/search?q=malas...w=1024&bih=677
There are also spots on Snake Island that look like that, and Duke Point.
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