Mountain Tales
Carole HarmonStories and photographs from a century of Canadian Rockies photography by the Harmon family of Banff, Canada.
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Great Days in the Rockies, the FILM
Great Days in the Rockies—I hadn’t seen this film for over forty years when the work I am doing with Dale Gervais of Canadianfilm.ca rousted it from its sleep in the NFB Archives. Happily the NFB have made it newly available on their websit...
A Treasure Hunt for Missing Films
Recently I have been working with Dale Gervais, a retired archivist with Library and Archives Canada, creator of the wonderful website, Canadianfilm.ca. We are trying to find copies of Byron Harmon films we know about through historical rec...
A Hunting Trip
Jimmy Simpson poses with a dead Big Horn sheep, B. Harmon, 1917
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Jimmy Simpson was a guide and outfitter who had the initiative, and great good fortune to build a hotel on the shore of Bow Lake, which today is in Banff Nation...
Darkroom Magic
In Mountain Tales I am creating a non-linear series of snapshots. I am in the process of completing a manuscript about my Grandfather, his family history, and his place in the colonial saga of the Canadian Rockies. I will be looking for a p...
"A Lady of Winnipeg"
The Alpine Club of Canada at Lake O’Hara, 1909—possibly Elizabeth Parker, seated, B.Harmon photo
It seems appropriate to commence this wandering blog series with a woman who inspired and masterminded an organization which has been enormous...
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