108   Album page. Applicable items edited off and are elsewhere on this site.

109   The General Radio Historical Society advises the left hand racks are the C-21-H equipment, comprising a 590 Piezo Electric Oscillator, a 591 temperature control unit, three 592 multivibrators, a 594 heat control unit and a 595 power supply. There is also a synchronometer clock and a recorder. Thanks to Laval for that information. Radio Inspectors would use this equipment to accurately measure received radio frequencies.

   A General Radio brochure from the same era is available by clicking here.

110   Album page. Applicable items edited off and are elsewhere on this site.

111   Album page. Applicable items edited off and are elsewhere on this site.

 112   Album page. Applicable items edited off and are elsewhere on this site.

 113   Album page. Applicable items edited off and are elsewhere on this site.

114   The back of the photo has the note "West Bay double dwelling". Unknown where this is.

   On the other hand it looks freshly built, no sign of occupation.

115   Unknown location and people, but note the interesting 'arrow' effect porch pickets.

116   Lighthouse/Buoy tender 'Estevan' off some spot.

117   Bottom of the Triangle Island 1600 foot tramway. Keeper Davis with the hat and moustache. Photo taken by Bowerman sometime during his 1912-14 tour of duty.

118  There is a photograph of Pachena's light tower on the wall.  To the left is a photo of Pachena taken from seaward.  This is most likely a photo of the operating position at Pachena wireless, sometime around 1910.

119   Could be the efforts to refloat the SS Prince Rupert.

120   Could be the efforts to refloat the SS Prince Rupert.

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