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Scuttlebutt Newsletter from February of 1953. Issue number unknown. This issue is 10 pages long, and features typewritten articles, handrawn advertisements, and contest flyer. All are donw using a purple ink.

A cover for the table card that shows a wide-range view of the inside of the Cave Supper Club with the logo in the top left and the title in the bottom right

Cover for the table card which includes scenes of people dancing, playing musical instruments, and talking; there is also a singer on the stage

A cover for the table card that shows a wide-range view of the inside of the Cave Supper Club with the logo in the top left and the title in the bottom right

Scuttlebutt newsletter from the first week of March, 1953. This issue is 6 pages long and includes typewritten articles and hand-drawn advertisements. In addition to a regular columns and reports this issue features a story about a murdering dog.

Edition 6 of the Tumbler Times is 12 pages long and contains typewritten articles, a crossword puzzle, a recreation schedule, and hand-drawn advertisements. The edition covers a new ambulance service, new housing, the opening of a pizza restaurant,…

The Tumbler Ridge Weekly Record was published in Tumbler Ridge, B.C., a small mining town in northern British Columbia. This issue is part of a bound collection of Tumbler Ridge Weekly Record newspapers from July-December 1988. This is the last…

The three issues presented here have been digitized from a bound collection of Tumbler Ridge Chronicle-Mountaineer newspapers published in 1983. This collection has been created using the only known copies of the newspaper, which are kept at the…

A cover for the table card that shows a wide-range view of the inside of the Cave Supper Club with the logo in the top left and the title in the bottom right

Volume 1, No. 2 of the Scuttlebutt Newsletter. Issue is 8 pages long. Contents include columns discussing Incorporation of Sointula, Laundry for Sointula, Special News, Humour, a contest, School Activites, LoveLorn, and hand-drawn advertisements.

A title page of Vol.1. Copy No.6 of the Scuttlebutt Newsletter. The title page has been detached from the rest of the issue. The title page features typewritten editorial articles and some other regular columns.

The Tumbler Ridge Weekly Record is a community newspaper that was published in Tumbler Ridge (B.C.). This issue is part of a bound collection of newspapers published in 1986. Headings include: Steelworkers vote, Financial assistance available,Trade…

Edition 9 of The Tumbler Times is 14 pages long and contains typewritten articles, hand-drawn advertisements, and a recreation schedule. The edition covers a new trailer court, new dentist, a local scouts project, the forming of a resident…

Marcia Braundy wearing a Breaking Barriers t-shirt from a women in trades conference. Taken at the Wee Sandy Beach campsite across from New Denver on Slocan Lake.

Large group of people in the Cave, which the back of the table card indicates it is a wedding party; two couples are seated at the table and the rest of the people stand behind them

Two couples seated at a table in the Cave with the men on the outside and the women on the inside; the man on the left is wearing a dark suit and his date is wearing a floral dress while the other woman is wearing a white dress and the other man…

The back of the table card which includes a 25 cent stamp situated on an angle and "Cave Photographer - Vancouver, B.C." at the base; it has four staples on it

Back of table card which advertises the Cave Photographer, known simply as Gwynne, and details that photos can be taken of portraits, groups, parties, weddings, and even your own home; it is dated June 11 1951 and was photo 2 of the night; has…

The back of the table card which includes a 25 cent stamp situated on an angle and "Cave Photographer - Vancouver, B.C." at the base; it has four staples on it

The Tumbler Ridge Weekly Record was published in Tumbler Ridge, B.C., a small mining town in northern British Columbia. This issue is part of a bound collection of Tumbler Ridge Weekly Record newspapers from July-December 1988. This is the last…

Group of 15 people, 7 women and 8 men, seated or standing at a table in the Cave; some of the men have there arms around the shoulders of some of the women

The back of the table card which includes a 25 cent stamp situated on an angle and "Cave Photographer - Vancouver, B.C." at the base; it has four staples on it

Cover for the table card which includes scenes of people dancing, playing musical instruments, and talking; there is also a singer on the stage

Black & white photo of large group (18 people, equal men and women) seated on either side of a table at The Cave; seems to have been a wedding or a similar occasion as the woman on the left is wearing a white bridal-style dress; most of the…

Two couples seated at a table in the Cave, with one of the men putting his arm around his date's shoulders