Images of Doug Cranmer working with Fah Ambers and Dickie Sumner to carve gateway for Finning Corp. Eventually Finning gave this massive gateway back to the 'Nimpkish. It stands by the ferry dock today.
Images of Doug Cranmer working with Fah Ambers and Dickie Sumner to carve gateway for Finning Corp. Eventually Finning gave this massive gateway back to the 'Nimpkish. It stands by the ferry dock today.
Images of Doug Cranmer working with Fah Ambers and Dickie Sumner to carve gateway for Finning Corp. Eventually Finning gave this massive gateway back to the 'Nimpkish. It stands by the ferry dock today.
Images of Doug Cranmer working with Fah Ambers and Dickie Sumner to carve gateway for Finning Corp. Eventually Finning gave this massive gateway back to the 'Nimpkish. It stands by the ferry dock today.
Images of Doug Cranmer working with Fah Ambers and Dickie Sumner to carve gateway for Finning Corp. Eventually Finning gave this massive gateway back to the 'Nimpkish. It stands by the ferry dock today.
Images of Doug Cranmer working with Fah Ambers and Dickie Sumner to carve gateway for Finning Corp. Eventually Finning gave this massive gateway back to the 'Nimpkish. It stands by the ferry dock today.
Images of Doug Cranmer working with Fah Ambers and Dickie Sumner to carve gateway for Finning Corp. Eventually Finning gave this massive gateway back to the 'Nimpkish. It stands by the ferry dock today.
Rodney Ward with Doug Cranmer at a ceremony held at Stanley Park for the Wakas pole replica carved by Doug Cranmer, a relative of Chief Wakas who commissioned the original Wakas pole in the late 1880s.
Ceremony held at Stanley Park for the Wakas pole replica carved by Doug Cranmer, a relative of Chief Wakas who commissioned the original Wakas pole in the late 1880s.
