Kimsquit Chronicles Dean River, British Columbia by James Sirois.  Shows light wear. There is a slight bend to the book from poor storage.  Clean pages and good binding. Please see photos provided as they are the best description of the condition.

Although not a historian, the author has assembled credible information that helps the reader realize that Kimsquit is not just another dot on a wilderness map, nor simply a place that sport fishing guides discovered in the 1950's. Kimsquit has an interesting and viable recent history that the Native Indians began about 600 years ago. Commercial activity developed rapidly with the construction of fish canneries in the early 1900's, railroad logging in 1917, mineral prospecting and trail building in the 1920's and 30's, and truck logging in the 1960's. Lastly, the growth of sport fish guiding business began in the mid 1950's. Filled with maps, historic photographs, and interesting chronologies and other data, the book tells the story tells the story of pioneers on the Dean River from 1776 to 1996.

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