The Pacific Princesses: An illustrated history of Canadian Pacific Railway's Princess fleet on the northwest coast - Hardcover

Turner, Robert D

Hardcover

ISBN 10: 0919462049 ISBN 13: 9780919462045

Publisher: Sono Nis Press, 1977

Synopsis

pp. xiii, (1), 252, b/w photographs and sketch maps, SIGNED by the author on the title page. "An Illustrated History of the Canadian Pacific Railway's Princess Fleet on the Northwest Coast by Robert D. Turner The Pacific Princesses were the finest and most elegant coastal steamships on the Northwest Coast of North America. For over...

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About the Author:

Robert D. Turner is a multi-award-winning author of fifteen books, with several more in the works, and over 350 articles on railway and steamship history. He has had several thousand photographs published in books, magazines and journals as well as presented in exhibits. He is Curator Emeritus at the Royal British Columbia Museum, where he was Chief of Historical Collections for many years. Bob has travelled around the world photographing and documenting surviving early railways, the lives of workers and communities, and industrial history in South American, Africa, many parts of Asia and Europe. Among other projects, since 1988 he has been Project Historian at the SS Moyie National Historic Site at Kaslo, BC, where a major restoration is underway on the world's oldest passenger sternwheeler. For his work on Canadian railway history he received the Canadian Railroad Association's Lifetime Achievement Award. Bob was writer in residence at Pierre Berton House in Dawson City in the spring of 2009. He lives in Victoria, BC. "Bob's pure magic to those who've ships and trains in their blood." -- Charles Lillard. "Turner is unquestionably the leading authority on B.C. transportation history, having produced seven books, with two more on the way." BC Bookworld

About this edition

• Publisher: Sono Nis Press
• Publication date: 1977
• ISBN 10: 0919462049
• ISBN 13: 9780919462045
• Binding: Hardcover
• Number of pages: 252