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Dr. J. Lewis Robinson lecture
Jack Foster memoir
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Henry Larsen clip
Henry Larsen speaks about the comfort on board the ship.
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Henry Larsen reminiscences
A recording of Henry Larsen speaking. Cassette tape has been mislabeled as “Harry W. Tieleman interview”. Label on cassette case reads, “CR IN CS 003M Harry W Tieleman. Tieleman reminisces about H Larsen. Tieleman was on Halifax to Vancouver voyage 1954. This is a poor quality recording. Received 1992.” Actual voice on Side A of the cassette tape is Henry Larsen. It is possible the Tieleman recording was taped over.
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Pat Hunt clip
Pat Hunt discusses the idea of war going on while they were serving in the Arctic.
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Pat Hunt interview
An interview conducted over the telephone by Graham Rockingham from the United Press Canada office out of the Pacific Press Building in Vancouver, BC with Patrick (Pat) Hunt, former crew member of the St. Roch from his home in Winnipeg. Recording quality is poor. Interview conducted in October 1984. No transcript currently available.
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Menzies and Mott interview
Wilfred Howard Mott (1948-51, 54) and George Smith Menzies (1951, 54) speak about their experiences on the last trips of the St. Roch. No transcript currently available. Mott speaks first in part one, Menzies starts to speak alone at 4:10.
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