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The Terry and Sherrie Thorne Collection contains photographs, pamphlets, newspapers, and reports illustrating the rich history of the Squamish area, from 1890 to 1950. It is a selected portion of the materials in the Terry and Sherrie Thorne Collection donated to the Squamish Public Library in 2017. The Thornes were an early settler pioneering family in the Squamish Valley. They were known agriculturalists who were involved in several local initiatives, including the Squamish Valley Hops Raising Company. The Thornes also played a role in the development of the Pemberton trail. Explore this collection to learn more about Squamish communities and industries, as well as the history of the settlement of the Squamish Valley/Squamish Lillooet Regional District. For more digital collections from the Squamish Public Library, including materials related to other members of the Thorne family, explore the Squamish History Archives (https://squamishlibrary.digitalcollections.ca/). To learn more about the Squamish Public Library, please visit their website (https://squamish.bc.libraries.coop/). -Copyright- This collection is provided for research and private study use only. If you wish to publish, display, or exhibit these images (including web display), please contant the Squamish Public Library (libraryhistory@squamish.ca). For items in the Public Domain, please cite the Terry and Sherrie Thorne Collection at Squamish Public Library. -Contact and Contribute- This digital collection was created in collaboration with Squamish Public Library for a class project at the UBC iSchool--it is not moderated by the Library. If you have questions, concerns, or would like to contribute additional information regarding the items in the Terry and Sherry Thorne Collection, the Squamish Public Library welcomes your feedback at libraryhistory@squamish.ca. Please include the item title and identifier in your email. -Acknowledgements- We would like to thank Terry and Sherrie Thorne for their generous donation to the Squamish Public Library. We would also like to extend our gratitude to Hilary Bloom and Eric Andersen for their support and assistance with this project.