Blubber Bay, Texada Island, BC, Canada
Texada Island Heritage Society

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It is said that a man named Edwards was the first settler to locate at Blubber Bay, and he states that the large iron kettles for drying out the blubber from whales were located here. This processing was probably done on a temporary basis and the location used only as the catch of whales demanded as no permanent whaling station was ever located here. 1887 was the first year lime burning began in Blubber Bay.

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Accession Number: 2004.04.179
Title: View of Pacific Lime Company and Sawmill
circa 1920


Accession Number: 2004.04.185
Title: Blubber Bay Cottages, circa 1920

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Accession Number: 2004.04.184
Title: A Glimpse of Arbutus Lane, circa 1920


Accession Number: 2004.04.181
Title: View of Blubber Bay, circa 1928

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Accession Number: 2006.10.01
Title: View of Blubber Bay, circa 1928

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