Trethewey

Tretheway [sic] Road (Windermere)

It’s challenging… to know how to frame the legacy of the Trethewey family here in the Windermere Valley.

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Wardle

Mount Wardle, Wardle Creek (Kootenay National Park)

In late 1919 Wardle was appointed to take over supervision of the Banff-Windermere Highway. … While the agreement stipulated that the road be completed in 1924, Wardle himself drove the first automobile over the road in September 1922.

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Haffner

Haffner Creek, Mount Haffner (Kootenay National Park)

“A brilliant young Canadian named Harry Haffner, who has been responsible for a number of irrigation and power systems, as well as roads in Alberta and BC.”30

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Wolfenden

Wolfenden Road (Brisco)

The Wolfenden brothers cleared land and put up some log buildings, earning money with a trapline.

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Coy

Coy Road, Coy’s Golf Course (Dutch Creek)

Dr Coy … earned “a consistent record as an ardent community worker throughout the years.”53

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De Crespigny

Decrespigny Road (north of Wilmer)

“It is a little difficult in modern times to differentiate between a taste for authentic adventure and a sort of congenital craziness. The de Crespignys have always eluded the decision.”5

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Tunnacliffe

Tunnacliffe Flats (unofficial name, Invermere)

“I have always loved it here. I have no wish to go away.”43

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Peters Hill

Peters Hill (Informal name, northwest of Toby Creek Bridge in Athalmer)

“Morning wasn’t morning until the Peters’ had made their daily milk delivery.”31

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Holland

Holland Creek (north of Windermere), Holland Creek Ridge Road

“Tall, sporting a moustache, accustomed to wielding power and ordering people around, he had a difficult personality and we children were moderately but suitably terrified of him.”43

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