Tea Room run by Eva Sewell at Whytecliff Lodge
Description
Creator
Sewell, Tom
Media Type
Image
Item Type
Photographs
Description
Interior photo of the tea room run by Eva Sewell at Whytecliff Lodge in Horseshoe Bay in 1940. The picture shows the fireplace with a log facing and mantle in the middle of the room with handmade furniture visible in the foreground. The furniture was made by Tom Sewell.
Date of Original
1940's
Subject(s)
Tea rooms
Whytecliff Lodge
Personal Name(s)
Sewell, Eva.
Local identifier
2130.WVML
Geographic Coverage
  • Horseshoe Bay
    British Columbia, Canada
    Latitude: 49.36635 Longitude: -123.26936
Copyright Statement
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Reproduction Notes
Scanned August 2011 using Epson Perfection V700 Photo at 300dpi and 100% of original image size. Alternate Versions: Lossless TIF from original scan at 300dpi and 100% of original print. W25 x H14 cm sepia print on photo paper. Negative
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Tea Room run by Eva Sewell at Whytecliff Lodge


Interior photo of the tea room run by Eva Sewell at Whytecliff Lodge in Horseshoe Bay in 1940. The picture shows the fireplace with a log facing and mantle in the middle of the room with handmade furniture visible in the foreground. The furniture was made by Tom Sewell.