Person: Lund

Peter Lund

Peter Lund, partner with John Breckenridge, focused on building the Crow's Nest Pass Lumber Company. He chose Wardner as centre of the operation and acquired timber lands along the St. Mary's River and as far up the Kootenay River as Canal Flats.

Internal ID:	2453.0003
Medium:	Photograph
Date:	1910

Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce 1st Anniversary

1st Anniversary of the opening of the new branch of the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce building in Cranbrook, B.C. . Staff, L-R: Charlene Veiner, Agnes Nolte (accountant), Ardiste Barrett, Doris Oatman, Ev Mandseth, Sandy Reid, Bev Svienson, Linda Chisholm, Barb Winter, Cathy Horie, Gerri Johnson, Betty Mitchell (asst. accountant), Heather Kercker, Cheryl Lund, Norm McEvoy (manager) & Anita Foster.

Internal ID:	0364.0008
Medium:	Photograph
Date:	0000

Wardner Baseball Team

Champions of the Crows Nest Pass League, 1912. L to r standing: Magoon, president; Markle; Lundbom, manager; Sherdahl, Captain; Donahoe, secretary-treasurer. Seated: Kelly. Swanson, Lucier, MacDonald and McGee. In front: Arthur Lund (pitcher) and Hedigan.

Internal ID:	2453.0017
Medium:	Photograph
Date:	1912

Peter Lund Residence

This house, built by Peter Lund, was situated on the way to Mayook.

Internal ID:	2453.0023
Medium:	Photograph
Date:	1900

Kootenay Telephone Company

Newspaper article reporting that the Kootenay telephone lines have been sold.

Internal ID:	0053.0036
Medium:	Newspaper
Date:	January 19th 1927

Paper Marbling Lessons in Moyie

Paper marbling lesson sponsored by the Moyie Community Association, summer of 1992, Mrs. Lund pictured.

Internal ID:	6011.0071
Medium:	Photograph
Date:	September 1st 1992

Paper Marbling Lessons in Moyie

Bobbie Dixson and Mrs. Lund participating in a paper marbling workshop in Moyie, summer of 1992.

Internal ID:	6011.0072
Medium:	Photograph
Date:	1992

Rossland High School Graduation Class, June 1957

Back Row L-R Carol Thompson, Louise Skinner, Lorraine Edwards, Paul Delmas, Mike Bouchier, Brian Turner, Dennis Biender, George Terhune, Bill Harcus. Next Row L-R Bill Martin, Ken Littley, Ken Smith, Willie Kugley, Terry Sinclair, Mide Keffer, Fred Forder, Bruce Lund, Jim Pensan, Bob Messer. Next Row L-R Jeanette Sever, Verna Brennan, Antanette Tarressa, Pat Bleach, Margaret Cluke, Lorretta McCauley, Peggy Ratcliffe. Next Row L-R Marvin Kempstan, Duk Sharpe, Larry Laface, Dave Flanagan, Jim Duttan, Dennis Vanness. Next Row L-R Gwen Crossley, J. Couture, Anneta Nord, Eugene Woodruff, Joan Hewgeill, Einer Knudsgaard, Moira Bayley. Next Row L-R Ruth Gill, Francis Jones. Front Row Alistair Fraser

Internal ID:	2291.0111
Medium:	Photograph
Date:	June 1st 1957

CNPL Manager

Wardner's Crows Nest Pass Lumber company manager visits Cranbrook.

Internal ID:	0052.0149
Medium:	Newspaper
Date:	January 17th 1907

Pinewood Students Protest

Pinewood School students upset by editing of their Expo article, write a letter of protest to the Cranbrook Daily Townsman.

Internal ID:	2006.0208
Medium:	Photograph
Date:	1986

Baker Street

Contract given to local company to grade Baker Street and make it into a boulevard.

Internal ID:	0051.0320
Medium:	Newspaper
Date:	September 6th 1900

Irrigation Ditch

Local company receiving a contract for a big irrigation ditch in Calgary.

Internal ID:	0051.0380
Medium:	Newspaper
Date:	September 20th 1900

Cranbrook Rotary

Kootenays pioneer and member of Lethbridge Rotary Club was chief speaker at weekly luncheon of Cranbrook Rotary.

Internal ID:	0052.0467
Medium:	Newspaper
Date:	June 30th 1922

Fernie Masons

Fernie Masons' have inaugural meeting electing first officers and splendid supper to celebrate.

Internal ID:	0052.0571
Medium:	Newspaper
Date:	July 21st 1922

Cranbrook Rotary

Cranbrook Rotary weekly luncheon with guest speaker says 6 per cent of the actual cost of building costs could be traced to hardware.

Internal ID:	0052.0593
Medium:	Newspaper
Date:	August 25th 1922

Fred Ryckman

Fred Ryckman entertains in Fort Steele treating young folks to corn roast he grew himself, as well he attends movie in Cranbrook with guests.

Internal ID:	0052.0611
Medium:	Newspaper
Date:	September 15th 1922

Peter Lund Recalls Frank Slide

Newspaper excerpt from Lethbridge Herald - with account of railway workers who just missed being buried under Frank Slide due to an error which left them stranded in other location.