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Totem Poles
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William
December 17, 2014
Nine totems at Stanley Park.
Sana
August 17, 2019
In the heart of Stanley park
Ness & Eva
August 8, 2012
Spectacular display of Canadian heritage. these totem poles tell their own stories.
Jessi
November 17, 2018
"The nine totem poles at Brockton Point are BC's most visited tourist attraction. The collection started at Lumberman's Arch in the 1920s, with four totems from Vancouver Island's Alert Bay. More purchased totems came from Haida Gwaii and the BC central coast Rivers Inlet, in 1936. In the mid 1960s, the totem poles were moved to Brockton Point. The Skedans Mortuary Pole is a replica as the original was returned home to Haida Gwaii. In the late 1980s, the remaining totem poles were replaced. The ninth totem pole was placed in 2009, carved by Robert Yelton of the Squamish Nation."
"The nine totem poles at Brockton Point are BC's most visited tourist attraction. The collection started at Lumberman's Arch in the 1920s, with four totems from Vancouver Island's Alert Bay. More purchased totems came from Haida Gwaii and the BC central coast Rivers Inlet, in 1936. In the mid 1960s…
Pei
March 12, 2018
Located in Stanley Park, the totem poles are a small representation of the vast network of indigenous people of the Pacific Northwest.
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Vancouver, BC
Central Vancouver