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A title page of an issue from 1953 - the exact date is unkonw. The title page has been detached from the resto f the issue. The page features typewritten editorial articles and some other regular columns such as Lorna Love-Lorn and Humour.

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

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

A couple seated at a table in the Cave; the woman is wearing a chequered-like print dress and the man is wearing a grey suit; the man has a confused look on his face

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

Has March 13 1946 across the top and B.J. Carter/Mr.!!!RCMc Lara Esqi (?)/With all my love dear, to Jack & Jerry McLaren below

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…

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

Paper that has "Wow! Will you look at thisÉyetÉonce" handwritten across the top and five signatures below

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…

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 Nov 5 1955 and was photo 11 of the night; has…

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. Headlines include: Coal debate in Tumbler Ridge , Miss Teen Tumbler Ridge…

A couple seated at a table in the Cave; the woman is leaning into the man and is wearing a white dress and the man is pulling the woman into her; the man is wearing a dark suit; both of them are laughing

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

Two couples seated at a table in the Cave; order is man, woman, man, woman and there are some people behind them who have been caught looking at the camera

Volume 1 of the Sointula Scuttlebutt is the first issue of the newsletter. It is 6 pages long and contains typewritten articles and handrawn advertisements. This issue features an editorial on the goals of the publication and an essay on the history…

Edition 4 of the Tumbler Times is 6 pages long and contains typewritten articles, classifieds, and hand-drawn advertisements. The edition covers the Royal Bank, local hockey, the tourist association, the community committee, Super Valu, and the…

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

Edition 5 of the Tumbler Times is 8 pages long and contains typewritten articles, a crossword puzzle, a recreation schedule, classifieds, and hand-drawn advertisements. The edition covers a first aid course, local hockey, and a new newspaper called…

6 signatures, mostly on the top half of the page and "a wonderful sextette" on the right side of the page

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 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…

An undated Scuttlebutt Newsletter that is presumed to be from early February 1953. The issue is 6 pages long and features typewritten articles and hand-drawn advertisements. In addition to regular columns and updates, it contains an editorial on…

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

A group of 10 people sitting or standing (only two standing) at a table; 5 women and 5 men