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Thunderbird House Post
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a039717
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1 photograph : b&w negative ; 35mm
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Biographical history
William Carr was a resident of California who took a boat trip through the Strait of Georgia around 1949-50. In 1995 he donated two rolls of black and white 35 mm film to the Museum shot during this trip for their historical value and possible educational use by First Nations communities.
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Image of the original Thunderbird house post in Stanley Park. Pole carved by Charlie James. The Ne-is-bik Salmon Pole is in the background.