Fort Colvile

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Fort Colvile in 1860 (International Boundary Survey) and

Lake Roosevelt in 2013 (CW).

This entry was posted in Fur Trade.

12 Comments

  1. Cliff November 25, 2013 at 11:16 am #

    This photograph was the first I posted on the website. Given that Kettle Falls had long been the inland cultural centre for my general stomping grounds of the northwest, I guess its appropriate.

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    • cliff.lensoftime@gmail.com November 14, 2014 at 6:11 am #

      Thanks Tina…

      I am going to put up another chapter before getting too keen on attracting viewers!!

      Cliff

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  4. Elizabeth Broomfield March 31, 2015 at 4:57 pm #

    Hi Cliff

    Do you know much about the area around Dawson Creek BC and the Kiskatinaw River area.

    Liz

    • cliff.lensoftime@gmail.com April 7, 2015 at 11:32 am #

      Liz this is a bit further north than my main interest area…. maybe some day I’ll have a look for some old photos.

      Cliff

  5. Jon June 21, 2017 at 7:29 am #

    Hi Cliff,

    Is the Bison population intensity map you posted on “Valleys of Bison, Rivers of Salmon” from Roe’s The North American Buffalo?

    Just curious since I am interested in mapping a Bison Corridor to see if we can bring one back.

    Thanks

    • cliff.lensoftime@gmail.com June 22, 2017 at 5:51 am #

      Jon,

      I’ll send you an Email with Google Earth points of first person journal bison observations, and wallow-counts that were used here.

      Cliff

  6. Dan Michael Melody March 10, 2023 at 10:58 am #

    Your Photos of Joseph’s Prairie, which eventually became Cranbrook, don’t quite line up with the two locations.
    The original one from George Dawson, is actually taken in Baker Park and is one of two taken that day. It’s across the City from the location of your Modern version.
    But your other photos like this are amazing and Thank you for capturing the past and blending it with the present!
    Dan

    • cliff.lensoftime@gmail.com March 27, 2023 at 2:54 pm #

      Thx Dan…

      If you’re in the mood, get a new retake and give me a bit of story on how you lined things up and I can post this (with just a reference to “Dan from Cranbrook” if you want to stay on the downlow)… I guess if you knew the actual location of that old cabin that would tell the story!!

      I have a bit of a backlog of Dawson photos that need retaken around Cranbrook/Ft Steele that might be a bit of a challenge if you are interested.

      cliff…

  7. Stu August 17, 2023 at 8:25 am #

    Love your website!

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