18-001: Gene and
Mrs Auger, Wabiscaw 
18-002: Joe
Barringham -- Soldier Settler
18-003: Ted
Bartsch Talks about the Old Gundy Ranch
18-004: Ted
Bartsch Remembers Christmas on the Gundy Ranch
18-005: The
Famous Thirty-six Horse Team
18-006: The
Salt Lick
18-008: Clive
Planta -- Our First Member of the Legislative Assembly
18-009: Pat Belcourt
of Grouard
18-010: Henry Bentley
Speaks His Mind
18-011: Slim
Gooding's Mules
18-012: Mrs. M. Bullen
Remembers Old Dawson
Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
Part 4
18-013: Mrs. Burbee
-- A Christmas Remembered
18-014: Peter
Campbell
18-015: Sid
Chilton
18-017: Denny
Cornock
18-018: Phillip
Davis Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
18-019: Marcelena
Desjarlais
18-020: John
Dokie
18-021: Gus
Dumont
18-022: Harry Garbitt
18-023: Mr
& Mrs Alexis Gauthier
18-025: Sid
Gladu of Kelly Lake
18-027: Mary
Gladu of Kelly Lake
18-028: Willie Hamelin
of Grouard
18-029: Jack Hannam,
Sr.
18-031: W.O. Harper
-- Fur Buying and Sports
18-032: J.R."Jack"
Harrod, Perfectionist Farmer
18-033: Bill
Hickethier, Rancher North of the River
18-034: Phylis Higins
18-035: Peter
House
18-036: Mrs George
Hunter, Upper Halfway
Part 1
Part 2
18-038: Miscellaneous
Interviews at the Fall Fair, 1958
18-040: Ivor Johnson
of Hasler Creek
Part 1
Part 2
18-042: Jim Keener
Part 1
18-043: Ada
Carlson Turns 100 in 1998
18-045: Gabriel
Laprete
18-046: J. Lefler
18-047: Florence
Linklater
18-049: Eric Logan
Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
18-050: Mr. Loge
Part 1
Part 2
18-051: Alex
McKellar
18-052: Mrs
Alex McKellar
18-053: Warn
McKenzie and the Spirit River Trail
18-054: Euphemia
(Betty) McNaught
18-055: Lionel
Marion
18-056: Mr
& Mrs George Martin of Beaverlodge
18-058: Jimmy
Matthews and Joe Barringham
18-059: Joe
Mearon
18-060: Fred Mercredi
Part 1
Part 2
18-061: Lea Miller,
founder of Rolla
18-062: Everett Miller
18-063: The
Marshall Miller Family
18-064: Bert Moffatt
Part 1
Part 2
18-066: George
Mounsey
18-067: Arnold
Munch of Chetwynd
18-068: Mrs
Jack (Marian) Nelson
18-069: Ray Newby
18-070: Freighting
on the Peace and Pine Rivers
18-071: Ray
Newby Talks about the Moonshiners
18-072: Mrs
Nicholson of Chetwynd
18-073: Mrs.
H.M. (Florence) Nicholson
18-077: Mary
Phillips -- in praise of pioneer women
18-078: Bud Piper
18-080: The
Reverend Ernest Rands
18-081: Reverend
Dr. Ross
18-082: Mrs Ada Rowe
18-083: William Schoen
Part 1
Part 2
18-084: Mrs Scobie
Part 1
Part 2
18-086: Mervin Simmons,
School Teacher
18-087: Woods
Streeper -- Northern Barges
18-088: Woods
Streeper -- his story
18-089: River
Boating -- Woods Streeper
18-090: Mrs. &
Mrs Wesley Sutherland
Part 1
Part 2
18-091: Warn
and Mrs. Tibbetts -- a taxi ride from Grande Prairie
18-092: Clarence
Tibbetts
18-094: Bob
Tremblay remembers his father
18-095: Mr
and Mrs Bob Tremblay
18-096: Hector
Tremblay, Jr.
18-097: Esme Tuck
of Pouce Coupe
18-099: Mrs
Wetherill of Lone Prairie
18-100: Mrs
Anna Willich
18-102: Mrs.
Wes Yaeger
18-103: Chief Sam
Young of Wabiskaw
Part 1
Part 2
18-104: Dorthea
Calverley -- early days in Dawson Creek
18-105: Dave
Calliou
BN18-01: Ada
Carlson
BN18-02: Never
too old: Cliff Pepper and Betty Bloder
BN18-03: Frank
Speer Turns 100
BN18-04: Arnold
Dahlen Passes Away at Age 80
BN18-05: Helen
Clare Celebrates 100th Birthday
BN18-06: Dawson
Creek pioneer, Ralph Thomsen, passes away
BN07-73: Keray
Regan -- Peace music Pioneer
Can you be an old-timer in Dawson Creek if you came after the
railway? Perhaps not, but who is an old-timer in Tumbler Ridge?
What do the Cree and Beaver think of the concept? Anyway, this
section contains interviews with a large number of people who
in one way or another qualify as Peace River Old-Timers. Most
of these interviews are actually transcripts of tape-recordings
from the Calverley Collection.