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Tag Archives: Herbert Carlyle Hammond

Holland

Posted on October 26, 2022 by @inthewindermere

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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

Posted in People, Rivers/Creeks, Streets/Roads | Tagged Alderley Edge Chester, Bill Holland, Brewer Ranch, Charles Osterloh, Charlie Onion, Constance Gibbons, Constance Holland, Corbin Mitchell, Dorothea Thursfield, Earl Wilder, Edwin (Teddy) Keeling, Ernest (Dapper) Ede, Ernie Denier, F.C. Turner, Fairmont Hot Springs, Fairmont Ranch, Fritz Trachsel, Geary Ranch, Geoffrey Holland, Gerald William Leigh Holland, Hammond Ranch, Henry (Harry) Bone, Henry Hunt, Herbert Carlyle Hammond, Holland Creek, J.W. Crawford, John Woodcroft, Joyce Selway Bright, Lloyd Wilder, Onsworth, Paddy Ryan, Phoenix Mine, R.W. Bartman, Rachel Ann Heap, Rachel Ann Holland, Robert Jackson (Tenas Bob), Robert Randolph Bruce, Samuel Holland, Sarah Galbraith, Sid Brown, Sid Phillips, William Heap Holland, William Henry Holland, William Holland, William Holland and Sons | Leave a reply

Paddy Ryan

Posted on May 26, 2021 by @inthewindermere

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Paddy Ryan Lakes

“Paddy had some peculiarities, but he has a heart in him that is bigger than the average and as gentle and kind as a child’s.”¹⁹

Posted in Lakes, People | Tagged Goldie Creek, Hammond Ranch, Herbert Carlyle Hammond, Invermere, Invermere B.C., John H Harris, John H Walsh, Paddy Ryan, Paddy Ryan Lakes, Robert Jackson, Tenas Bob, Windermere, Windermere B.C | Leave a reply

Paradise (1)

Posted on March 17, 2021 by @inthewindermere

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Paradise Mine/Paradise Ridge/Paradise Basin

“In its early days Hammond used to say it [the mine] should have been called the ‘Parasite’.” ⁴⁶

Posted in Mines, Mountains | Tagged B.C. Mining History, British Columbia History, Comstock Claim, East Kootenay History, H.C. Hammond, Henry Toke Munn, Herbert Carlyle Hammond, Jackpine, James Jeffery, John Watson, New British Columbia Syndicate, Paradise Mine, Parridice, Pinehurst, Purcell Mountains, R.R. Bruce, Robert Randolph Bruce, Royal Stag Claim, Toby Creek, Tom Jones, William Gilbert Mitchell-Innes | 1 Reply

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