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Archive Record
Metadata
Item ID# |
A2020.083.041 |
Title |
Shirley Johnstone |
Object Name |
Recording, Video |
Dates of Creation |
[2017] |
Creator |
Lock3 Media |
Other Creators |
Living History Multimedia Association |
Description |
A2020.083.041.001 - Video recording documenting an interview with Shirley Johnstone, resident of the Northern Bruce Peninsula and wife of Reeve J.P. Johnstone. Interview discusses her family's arrival to the Peninsula, the operation of a farm, lodge, and lumber business, and J.P. Johnstone's political career. Mentions the establishment and building of the Bruce Trail, working with Howard and Bruce Krug, and participation with the Niagara Escarpment Commission. Also discusses the creation of the Bruce Peninsula National Park, Bob Day, and the tourism industry. A2020.083.041.002 - Transcription of the video interview with Shirley Johnstone. |
Provenance |
Item were created by Lock3 Media producers in preparation for the creation of "The Bruce" Documentary videos. |
System of arrangement |
This item is part of Bruce County Historical Society fonds, series 5 (BCHS projects), file 7 ("The Bruce documentary project.") |
Parent Object |
BCHS series 5, file 7 |
Level of Description |
Item |
Physical Description |
1 video recording (42 min., 52 sec.) : sound, colour ; mov (9.23 GB) 137 KB of textual records (1 DOCX file, 7 p.) |
Restrictions on Use |
(a)Living History Multimedia Association ("LHMA") retains all copyright, title, and interest in these records. (b)Both LHMA and interview subject(s) must provide consent for reproductions intended for publication or commercial purposes. |
Access Restrictions |
Materials can be viewed at the Bruce County Museum and Cultural Centre ("BCM&CC"). |
Places |
Bruce Peninsula Bruce Peninsula National Park Bruce Trail Chesley Niagara Escarpment |
People |
Day, Robert ("Bob") Johnstone, J.P. (John Philemon), IV Johnstone, Shirley (Taylor) Krug, Bruce A. Krug, Howard Henry |
Search Terms & Subjects |
Conservation areas Conservation of natural resources Family Farm life Municipal government Parks Politicians Tourism Trails & paths |