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Savary Promotions in 1910
An excerpt from a Vancouver Sun article on Saturday, May 3, 2025 by John Mackie. This Day in History, 1910: Hype Abounds During...
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Annual Traditions
( an excerpt from the writings of Bill Ashworth for the years 1914-1918) To walk completely around the island on the beach at least ...
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Feb 81 min read
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School Days
(an excerpt from the writings of Bill Ashworth for the years 1914-1918) Our parents decided it was time to organize a Savary school. The...
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Feb 83 min read
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Maud Sherman Diary — an excerpt
The Cheakamus/Cheslakee Mr. Grey came home one evening in a very amiable humour. He took off his hat, lit his pipe, and sinking into...
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Jun 17, 20247 min read
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Summers on Savary
by Robert E. Burns Editor's note: "see 3036 Malaspina Promenade in House Histories" About a hundred miles north of Vancouver lies a...
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Jun 10, 202412 min read
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Savary’s Unique District Lot 1375: Owners Past and Present
by E.C. Landale, Savary Island Heritage Society (Source: Silt Newsletter Summer 2011) In early July 1891, ninety-nine years after Captain...
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Jun 1, 20243 min read
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The Savary Island Post Office
INSTALLMENT #1 The Savary Island Post Office, 1913 – 1980. Part One —The Beginning Conde Landale, The Savary Island Heritage Society The...
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May 27, 20249 min read
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Something NEW On The Wharf
We are sure that many people arriving at Savary have noticed the NEW sign on the wharf shed proudly identifying Savary Island. This...
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May 25, 20242 min read
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Property at Indian Point: Lots and Owners from 1910 to 1960
E.C. Landale, Savary Island Heritage Society (2013) The Savary Island Heritage Society is grateful for information received from Sandy...
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Mar 17, 202410 min read
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The Federal Building
Harry Keefer sits on the steps of the “ Federal Building ”, a two-room shack where he operated the Post Office and provided the only...
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Mar 3, 20241 min read
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