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Date
1945 – 1969
Material
wood
Catalogue Number
105.05.1008
Description
Wooden sign,Sunburst Lake Camp, carved and painted sign "Sunburst Lake Camp". "Camp" has an arrow through it pointing to the right, wood split horizontally. 6 nail holes central area.
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Title
Directional Sign
Date
1945 – 1969
Material
wood
Dimensions
11.0 x 41.4 cm
Description
Wooden sign,Sunburst Lake Camp, carved and painted sign "Sunburst Lake Camp". "Camp" has an arrow through it pointing to the right, wood split horizontally. 6 nail holes central area.
Subject
camps
Sunburst Lake
Elizabeth Rummel
Assiniboine Park
Credit
Gift of Elizabeth Rummel, Banff, 1981
Catalogue Number
105.05.1008
Images
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Date
1950 – 1960
Material
wood
Catalogue Number
105.05.1029
Description
Routed and painted wood sign. Left side of sign chipped away to give an uneven edge, top, right and bottom sides straight. Routed letters 9.5 high, painted black,"Mt. Assiniboine - 27 mi. Bryant Creek - 25 mi. Marvel Lake - 26 mi. Strom's Halfway - 14 mi. Fatigue Pass - 12 mi.". Arrow 99.0 long po…
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Title
Directional Sign
Date
1950 – 1960
Material
wood
Dimensions
132.0 x 121.0 cm
Description
Routed and painted wood sign. Left side of sign chipped away to give an uneven edge, top, right and bottom sides straight. Routed letters 9.5 high, painted black,"Mt. Assiniboine - 27 mi. Bryant Creek - 25 mi. Marvel Lake - 26 mi. Strom's Halfway - 14 mi. Fatigue Pass - 12 mi.". Arrow 99.0 long points to the left. Nailed onto square posts both sides. On the back 16.0 high routed letters: "EXTINGUISH YOUR FIRES".
Subject
parks
trails
lodges
Mount Assiniboine
Brewster Creek
Credit
Gift of Parks Canada, Banff, 1984
Catalogue Number
105.05.1029
Images
Less detail
This material is presented as originally created; it may contain outdated cultural descriptions and potentially offensive content. Read more.
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