Tofino and Clayoquot Sound. A History by Margaret Horsfield and Ian Kennedy. Harbour Publishing. 2014 HCDJ

"Tofino and Clayoquot Sound delves into the history of this vibrant region, covering its unlikely evolution from rain-drenched and isolated outpost to tourist mecca. From "Boston men" to beach bums, from the world wars to the War in the Woods, from residential schools to a resurgence of local First Nations, significant historical moments are documented in vivid detail."

Contents

Maps:

  Vancouver Island

  Clayoquot Sound

  Tofino Harbour

  Indian Reserves in Clayoquot Sound

Concerning Place Names

Introduction

Chapter 1: The Lay of the Land

Chapter 2: The People of the Sound

Chapter 3: The King George Men

Chapter 4: The Boston Men

Chapter 5: "Outrages and Disorders"

Chapter 6. Enter the Missionaries

Chapter 7: The Sealing Years

Chapter 8: Setting Up Shop

Chapter 9: "Alive with Fish"

Chapter 10: "Teeming with Riches"

Chapter 11: The Hopeful Coast

Chapter 12: Disconnection

Chapter 13: Separation

Chapter 14: Community

Chapter 15: The Japanese

Chapter 16: Boat Days

Chapter 17: Wartime

Chapter 18: Peacetime

Chapter 19: Lovely Road

Chapter 20: Adjustment

Chapter 21: The War in the Woods

Chapter 22: The Emerging Scene

Timeline

Acknowledgements

Selected Sources

Index

Hardcover book measuring 6 3/4 x 9 3/8 inches with 622 pages

Good used condition

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