Person: Killins
1988 "40 Years" Awards
1988 "40 Years" Back row, left to right: Al Rice, Alex Pearson, Red Matheson, Fred Leggett, Bert Buttignol, Glynn Killins, Enio Dean, Dick Lobban, Len Varty, Barney Streich, Eric Bisgrove, Bill Livingston, Norm Renstrom. Front Row left to right: Earney Goetz, Roy Gilmar, Lorenzo Cristiano, Barney Canfield, Doug Shrieves, Serge Mauriceau, Ted Duivenvooden, Kevin Hogan
| Internal ID: | 0288.0011 |
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| Medium: | Photograph |
| Date: | 1988 |
Cranbrook Wall of Honour
Some of the World War I plaques listing the men from the Kootenay region who died during that conflict. These plaques are part of the Wall of Honour constructed in Rotary Park in Cranbrook.
| Internal ID: | 0474.0017 |
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| Medium: | Photograph |
| Date: | 2009 |
C.M.& S. Concentrator
Inside one of the offices and communication areas of the Kimberley Concentrator, with Charlene Melmoth (Innes) and Glynn Killins.
| Internal ID: | 0206.0098 |
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| Medium: | Photograph |
| Date: | 0000 |
Accident Report
Reporting on railway accident near Wardner which injured the Engineer and Conductor but killed the Brakeman.
| Internal ID: | 0052.0148 |
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| Medium: | Newspaper |
| Date: | January 17th 1907 |
Description of Train Wreck
Detailed description of collision between two trains near Wardner, resulting in one fatality.
| Internal ID: | 0052.0158 |
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| Medium: | Newspaper |
| Date: | January 17th 1907 |
Coroner Report
Updating health of two men hurt in collision of trains near Wardner, and the results of a coroners inquest.
| Internal ID: | 0052.0160 |
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| Medium: | Newspaper |
| Date: | January 24th 1907 |
Killins
Personalities of Kimberley, B.C. - Glynn and Mary Killins, Kimberley, B.C.
| Internal ID: | 0196.0435 |
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| Medium: | Photograph |
| Date: | October 24th 1960 |
Manual Training School Exhibit
Open house held at the Manual Training School displayed beautiful and useful hand wrought articles.
| Internal ID: | 0051.0721 |
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| Medium: | Newspaper |
| Date: | June 15th 1939 |
