The Story of Hudson's Hope to 1945

Kyllo, M.A.

Salmon Arm, British Columbia , 2003

By Self Published
$48.00 USD
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Details

Card covers, plastic comb binding, 159 pages, 8.5x11 in [21.5x28 cm], B&W photographs.

Condition

Covers soiled, creased and edgeworn, corners bumped.
Notes

Kyllo traces the early history of Hudson's Hope, British Columbia, from its origins as a fur trading post to the end of the Second World War. Drawing on historical records, photographs, maps, and firsthand accounts, the book chronicles the region's Indigenous and fur trade heritage, pioneer settlement, transportation, farming, education, and community life. It preserves the stories of the people and events that shaped one of British Columbia's oldest inland communities before the major hydroelectric developments transformed the Peace River Valley.
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