Putting your family in the Gold River picture : a portfolio of information concerning life and residential facilities in B.C.'s newest community / [presented by Ucona Holdings Ltd.].

Title & Author:

Putting your family in the Gold River picture : a portfolio of information concerning life and residential facilities in B.C.'s newest community / [presented by Ucona Holdings Ltd.].

Publication:

[B.C.?] : Ucona Holdings Ltd., [approximately 1966]

Description:

1 portfolio ([60] leaves) : illustrations (1 color), map, plans ; 32 cm

Notes:
Includes text by J.V. Christensen, president of Tahsis Company Ltd.

Subject:

Tahsis Company.
McCarter & Nairne.
New towns British Columbia Gold River.
Company towns British Columbia Gold River.
Housing British Columbia Gold River.
Architecture, Domestic British Columbia Gold River 20th century Designs and plans.
Architecture, Domestic
Company towns
Housing
New towns
Gold River (B.C.)
Gold River (B.C.) Maps.
New towns (independent settlements) Canada British Columbia Gold River 1960-1970.
Company towns Canada British Columbia Gold River 1960-1970.
Housing Canada British Columbia Gold River 1960-1970.
Dwellings Canada British Columbia Gold River 1960-1970.
Houses Canada British Columbia Gold River 1960-1970.
Single-family dwellings Canada British Columbia Gold River 1960-1970.

Form/genre:

Maps.
Architectural drawings

Added entries:

Christensen, J. V.
Ucona Holdings.
Tahsis Company.

Holdings:

Location: Library main canada 247449
Call No.: HT169.57.C22 G65 1966
Status: Available

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