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Eddie Reid, Margaret Denham and Arthur Ralph(Jr)at Narvaez
Bay.
Image shows a woman and two children sitting around a car. Note in margin reads, "7 yrs." ...more
Ralph's Store in Boot Cove
"This store was built and operated by Joan and Arthur Ralph; the building that has become Grant Dickey's house at 101 Boot Cove Road now. In those days Boot Cove Road came past this store… ...more
Building School at Saturna
photograph : bw. Full title reads: 'Building school at Saturna (the first one in middle of island) ...more
Stone House, Taylor Point
photograph : bw. ...more
Mayne Island Class Photo
photograph : bw ; 5.7 x 5.7 cm (original negative). ...more
Looking for Percy
Image of a helmeted diver on a ladder descending into the ocean. Notes in margins read, "Diver looking for Percy at Monarch Head." ...more
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Featured Collection
Zuccolo Family Collection
This collection holds 41 photos showing scenes of Thomas Zuccolo's life on Saturna as well as his relatives that came to stay. Mr. Zuccolo's time on Saturna began in 1934 and ended by 1947. He built a home on the north side of the island. The chimney from his home still stands by the Group of 30's Shore House. He also had plans of opening a fishing lodge, but it was never finished.
Please visit the "Saturna Island Photo Album" group on Facebook or search for Neal Putt's posts on the Saturna Forum to learn more about some of the photos in this collection and stories of Thomas's life during this time.
Many thanks to Keith and Neal Putt for providing us with these photos and stories of Saturna's history!
About
Saturna Island Heritage Archive
Welcome to the Saturna Island Heritage Archive. Feel free to check out our items, use the search bar to navigate the archive by term, or just jump into our collections and see what you find.
This archive was created by the Saturna Island Heritage Centre, located at the Fog Alarm building on East Point. We are open from May to September during the day. Please check saturnaheritage.ca for up-to-date hours of operation. If you have any questions, please contact us at saturnaheritagecentre@gmail.com
Please note that the Heritage Centre at the FAB no longer has a phone line. The listings in the Saturna phone book are no longer useful. Sorry for any inconvenience. You can still reach us by email or on our Facebook (Saturna Heritage Centre), Instagram (@Saturnaheritage) and other media.